[Valek]

dgersting, on 16 Mar, 2009 - 12:33 AM, said:

I've been searching to no avail for a couple months now. All I'm finding are scripts that are either several years w/o an update, or poorly written.

Welcome to the reason why it's best to write it custom. Then you know it'll be written a way you can understand, and it'll do exactly what you want.

To point you in the right direction, you could do a database full of permission "flags", where each row has a user ID to tie it in to the account the permissions apply to.

[dgersting]

Valek, on 16 Mar, 2009 - 12:27 AM, said:

you could do a database full of permission "flags", where each row has a user ID to tie it in to the account the permissions apply to.

Thank you for the suggestion. I thought about doing that, but decided that because of the scale of the application, that would be impractical.

Perhaps if I explained my situation a bit better; I'm the lead web designer for a web site that serves as a communications hub for a non-profit spanning 3 US States (WV, OH, and PA). We are currently planning for a major re-organization where our user base will be increasing from about 400 to around 1000. Also, our admin toolbox has approx. 100 pages each with View / Update / Delete Permissions (plus a few variations which add levels to view and update).

Using your suggestion would produce a permissions "matrix" of 1000x300 (A bit hard to manage). But again, thank you for your suggestion.

[Valek]

Okay, another solution would be taking the settings for all of the permissions and concatenating them, making a comma-separated string of numbers for their settings. That gives you 1000 x 1, but controlling the permissions takes a bit more backend as a result.

Or you could group the permissions based on what specifically they affect, to balance between the two, if it's possible.

[akozlik]

You may want to move this question into a thread of it's own so you can get it the most attention.

[dgersting]

akozlik, on 16 Mar, 2009 - 01:11 PM, said:

You may want to move this question into a thread of it's own so you can get it the most attention.

Moved to: http://www.dreaminco...showtopic=93220

[hadi_php]

I need tutorial .......

1. Session and cokkies for log in i need full and professional..
2. calculate values of text field by only one click .... No other page execution ...page will calculate when i enter ...such as -

In text box 1 : 2
In text box 2 : 3
When i will click in third text box then it must be 5

plz man i need this....

[hadi_php]

no one here? plz i want this

[syiedah88]

i need php tutorial...as soon as possible

[Auzzie]

@hadi_php look in the tutorials section for your first one and for the section one you need to go over to the javascript forum and ask there
@syiedah88 it's all good and well saying i want a php tutorial asap but what do you want the tutorial to cover?

[SpaceMan]

syiedah88, on 6 Apr, 2009 - 06:40 PM, said:

i need php tutorial...as soon as possible

$smartassmode = TRUE;

ok, here is a quikie...

you need <? at the begining of php for it to work.
if the page is an included file, leave off the last one, so it wont run unless it is included.

$smartassmode = FALSE;

have fun

This post has been edited by SpaceMan: 11 April 2009 - 12:38 PM

[the1corrupted]

Here's a thought for a php tutorial, even if it's possible.. Can you specify one session and only have the user bring up THAT SPECIFIC session each and every time regardless of the page?

I've recently tested this out and each time you have session_start(), it will generate a new id, and forget about anything special you made for any session you might've made before. e.g. you start the session on one page, so you continue it (same ID and everything) on another.

Or something that would produce results like the ones I'm describing.

This post has been edited by the1corrupted: 14 April 2009 - 02:25 PM

[pemcconnell]

the1corrupted, on 14 Apr, 2009 - 01:24 PM, said:

Here's a thought for a php tutorial, even if it's possible.. Can you specify one session and only have the user bring up THAT SPECIFIC session each and every time regardless of the page?

I've recently tested this out and each time you have session_start(), it will generate a new id, and forget about anything special you made for any session you might've made before. e.g. you start the session on one page, so you continue it (same ID and everything) on another.

Or something that would produce results like the ones I'm describing.

Not sure if I'm misunderstanding that, but that is what session data does is it not?

Page 1

<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['userid'] = 14;
?>

Page 2

<?php
session_start();
echo $_SESSION['userid']; // prints 14 to the page
?>

[dfields2]

max302, on 16 Nov, 2007 - 05:55 PM, said:

I think that PHP deserves this kind of topic too.

If you like to see a tutorial about anything PHP, just ask for it here.

I'd like to see a tutorial on PHP and openSSL. My specific problem has to do with encrypting PayPal buttons, but I would like to understand openSSL so that I can synthesize solutions to any problems I encounter in the future.

Also, some sort of reference to the meanings of errors generated by openSSL in PHP would be helpful in debugging problems.

[msaidins85]

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[noorahmad]

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