First off, I apologize if this is answered somewhere else. I spent 2 hours searching and haven't found what I am looking for.

From time to time, I generate static php pages and create a link inside a news block for people to go check the info. The concern is that the static page does not include any security features. If someone knows the direct link, they could access it without logging into the website.

Is there an easy way to integrate XOOPS security into a static file so users who are not logged in cannot see the file?

I am hoping it is just some repeatable code I can put at the top of every php file I generate.

Thanks in advance!
cHris

You can try something like this for a static test with predifined groups inside the fileNote: Path to mainfile depend on location.
$groups contain all groups the user belong to.
XOOPS_GROUP_USERS is number 2. Exchange with other allowed group eg 5 (= eg editors) or make logical combines of in_array tests.

That did the trick.

Thanks so much for your help!
cHris