07-08-2008, 12:39 PM
[eluser]got 2 doodle[/eluser]
I am working on an application that will require one super user (me) and members who can have access to manage their own data. Since I don't want to re-invent the wheel I wonder if anyone could give me some strategic direction on how best to accomplish this with CodeExtinguisher.
I see that a user access level is part of the system already, with predefined access levels set in config/access_levels.php.
I assume that I will have to test the access_level of the user logging in, but where is it best to do this? And what functionality is already built into Codex for this scenario.
any idea what is on line 26 of config/codex.php?
Any help would be much appreciated, especially if accompanied with code examples.
Thanks,
doodle
I am working on an application that will require one super user (me) and members who can have access to manage their own data. Since I don't want to re-invent the wheel I wonder if anyone could give me some strategic direction on how best to accomplish this with CodeExtinguisher.
I see that a user access level is part of the system already, with predefined access levels set in config/access_levels.php.
I assume that I will have to test the access_level of the user logging in, but where is it best to do this? And what functionality is already built into Codex for this scenario.
any idea what
Code:
$config['codex_trust_mode'] = "true";
Any help would be much appreciated, especially if accompanied with code examples.
Thanks,
doodle