Markie
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| Posted: 01/19/2008, 3:16 AM |
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I'm making a page with content and only a select group of users is allowed to access this page. Of course, I have made a table with three groups of users (users = 1, administrators = 2 and webmasters = 3). But I have multiple groups of users (for example: pianists, clarinettists, trumpettists etc.). For example, I'm making a page with content for trumpettists. Now, all my users are user group 1. But I only want the trumpettists to be able to see the content of the trumpettists-page. If a clarinettist surfs to this page: "access denied".
In my MySQL table I have add a field for the group (Group: trumpettists, clarinettists or pianists).
What do I have to do to achieve what I want
thanks again !
Markie
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DonB
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| Posted: 01/19/2008, 5:39 AM |
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I guess you need to redefine your groups so that everyone isn't a '1'.
Define the webmaster as 101, admins as 100 and anyone under 100 is a 'user'
of one kind or another.
Or, when they log in, define a session variable like 'trumpet' and put all
the trumpet pages in a folder with that name. Then redirect them away from
pages in that folder if their session variable isn't the same as the folder
name.
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"Markie" <Markie@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
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> I'm making a page with content and only a select group of users is allowed
> to
> access this page. Of course, I have made a table with three groups of
> users
> (users = 1, administrators = 2 and webmasters = 3). But I have multiple
> groups
> of users (for example: pianists, clarinettists, trumpettists etc.). For
> example,
> I'm making a page with content for trumpettists. Now, all my users are
> user
> group 1. But I only want the trumpettists to be able to see the content of
> the
> trumpettists-page. If a clarinettist surfs to this page: "access denied".
>
> In my MySQL table I have add a field for the group (Group: trumpettists,
> clarinettists or pianists).
>
> What do I have to do to achieve what I want
>
> thanks again !
>
> Markie
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Markie
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| Posted: 01/19/2008, 7:17 AM |
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Thanks ! The first option works for me (pianists group 20, clarinettists group 21 etc.)
Now, last question: how can I automatically redirect the users from the 'illegalGroup' to the logout page ?
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ckroon
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| Posted: 01/19/2008, 10:57 AM |
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Put the destination page in the "Access Denied Page" box in the pages Properties-> Data tab
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