| Re: Q & D Way to Determine if User is Anonymous or Admin |
| by thelorax on 2006/2/19 15:42:42 Thank you for the quick reply. I figured it was something like that. But, I'm a moron. And, I can't get it to work. I'm trying to put it in a module, so here's the relevant part of the index.php... if (!$xoops_isuser) { echo file_get_contents("segments/notxoops.html); } else { echo file_get_contents("segments/isxoops.html"); if ($xoops_isadmin()) { echo file_get_contents("segments/isadmin.html"); } } --------------- When I'm logged on, and when I'm not, I still get the contents of notxoops.html. What I'm trying to do is make it so I have item level control of what's displayed (vice displaying a whole block or module based upon user permissions). Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks again, in advance! |
| Re: Q & D Way to Determine if User is Anonymous or Admin |
| by Anonymous on 2006/2/19 12:02:40 Hi famaTV, Long time! thank you for your XOOPS supporting.
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| Re: Q & D Way to Determine if User is Anonymous or Admin |
| by famaTV on 2006/2/19 7:56:58 Here is a simple example ... if he is a user and an admin, show the admin control panel link, else (if he is an annonymous) show him only the home page url you may put this in your theme <tr> <{if $xoops_isuser}> <{if $xoops_isadmin}> <a href="<{$xoops_url}>/admin.php">(Admin Area)</a><{/if}> <{/if}> </tr> <tr> <{if !$xoops_isuser}> <a href="<{$xoops_url}>/">Home</a><{/if}> </tr> You may see an example (although its in arabic) in my website http://www.famaTV.net (look at the top header below the logo) Regards, famaTV |
| Q & D Way to Determine if User is Anonymous or Admin |
| by thelorax on 2006/2/19 3:35:30 What's the quickest way to determine if the user is logged on (i.e. NOT anonymous)? How about - for users that are NOT anonymous, is user an authorized admin? I can see the member kernel is the key, but I can't quite decypher how to use it for this. (Yup! I'm a newbie.) |