OIG_user
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| Posted: 06/24/2004, 12:10 PM |
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Is there a way to assign multiple groups to one person. For example I want the person to be admin in section 1, but just a user in section 2.
I have the basic user table with user | pass | group
Thanks
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peterr
Posts: 5971
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| Posted: 06/24/2004, 2:08 PM |
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You can assign multiple user groups to a page.
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OIG_user
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| Posted: 06/29/2004, 7:04 AM |
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I understand that you can assign multiple groups to a page but that is not what I am after.
I need one user to be assigned to multiple groups.
For example, the user is an administrator in the IT section but only a user in the HR section. I dont want all HR users to have access to the IT admin page, and vice versa. I also dont want the user to have a different password for each section. I am trying to avoid creating 1000 different groups.
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peterr
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| Posted: 06/29/2004, 3:02 PM |
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In this case You could implement role-based security. It should be fairly simple to implement your own security in the page's "After Initialize" event. I posted an ASP example in my last post at http://forums.codecharge.com/posts.php?post_id=43087. It can be done about the same way in PHP.
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Don
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| Posted: 07/18/2004, 1:45 AM |
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"OIG_user" <OIG_user@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
news:540db2726cb851@news.codecharge.com...
> Is there a way to assign multiple groups to one person. For example I
want the
> person to be admin in section 1, but just a user in section 2.
>
> I have the basic user table with user | pass | group
>
> Thanks
Hi There OIG_user,
What I did was modify the group handling functions in common.php.
Below is an example of my mods. You will have to modify for your own set up
but this should be a useful guide.
Cheers,
Don Anderson
//CCUserInGroups @0-9F7F30EA
function CCUserInGroups($GroupID, $GroupsAccess)
{
$Result = "";
if(strlen($GroupsAccess))
{
if(strlen($GroupID)) $Groups = explode(",",$GroupID);
{
while(list($key,$Group) = each($Groups)){
$Result = (strpos(";" . $GroupsAccess . ";", ";" . $Group .
";") !== false);
if ($Result != "") Break;
}
}
}
else
{
$Result = true;
}
return $Result;
}
//End CCUserInGroups
//CCLoginUser @0-2D4D39C3
//This function is being edited to enable Group data to come from the
dz_grp_ref lookup table
/* If MySQL version 4.1 was available, then I'd use the following SELECT:
$SQL = "SELECT dz_user.UID AS UID, Group_ConCat(GID) AS Group FROM dz_user
LEFT JOIN dz_grp_ref ON dz_user.UID = dz_grp_ref.UID
WHERE Username=" . $db->ToSQL($login, ccsText)
. " AND Password=" . $db->ToSQL($password, ccsText)
. " GROUPBY GID";
However, without the GROUP_CONCAT function we have to do it is two steps.
*/
function CCLoginUser($login, $password)
{
$db = new clsDBlinksdb();
$SQL = "SELECT UID FROM dz_user WHERE Username=" . $db->ToSQL($login,
ccsText) . " AND Password=" . CCGetPasswordHash($db->ToSQL($password,
ccsText));
$db->query($SQL);
$Result = $db->next_record();
if($Result)
{
CCSetSession("UserID", $db->f("UID"));
CCSetSession("UserLogin", $login);
$Groups = "";
$SQL = "SELECT DISTINCT(GID) FROM dz_grp_ref WHERE UID=" .
$db->f("UID") . " ORDER BY GID";
$db->query($SQL);
if ($db->next_record())
{
do
{
$Groups .= $db->f("GID") .",";
} while ($db->next_record());
$Groups = substr($Groups, 0, -1);
}
CCSetSession("GroupID", $Groups);
}
$db->close();
return $Result;
}
//End CCLoginUser
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