Re: [psa-users] Drive Include Path Problem on new pages
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From: Justin K. <ju...@ko...> - 2003-05-20 21:40:11
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Peter Hiltz wrote: >Output is: > >You do not have access rights to this content. >page X >Go to Page Y > >Obviously the fact that "page X" and "Go to Page Y" are shown is undesireable. >Browser source code indicates that "page X" and "Go to Page Y" are after the >closing </html> tag. > >Stepping through _restrict.php shows that on the viewing denied page, the >securityHeader() and securityFooter() are called, and are output as part of >$PSA_OUTPUT. > >Then the remainder of the echo statements on pageX are called. > >My tentative reaction is that it looks as if _restrict.php is missing an >exit() call after the last call of securityFooter(). > > That's right, it is... I am going to update CVS in a minute or two, but the end of the _restrict.php should look like: if(!$PSA_test && !$PSA_STOP_EXEC){ if($PSA_DISPLAY_OUTPUT) securityHeader(); echo $PSA_SYS->Error(); // Display Error if($PSA_DISPLAY_OUTPUT){ securityFooter(); exit(); } } $PSA_OUTPUT=ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); if($PSA_DISPLAY_OUTPUT) echo $PSA_OUTPUT; ?> >However, I also don't think that I understand how the output buffering >functions work with respect to my code. If my code needs to start getting >included in the buffering, with a test for whether the user has viewing >privileges, then I think I need to add more to each page (or function) than >just including the _restrict.php page. If so, this should be documented a bit >more for slow learners like me. Or am I missing something else? > I do need to create real documentation for the class and GUI, but I just haven't had the time to do it yet. The way the output buffering is set up is so that you can use it as a standalone application as most people do. However, if you want to incorporate the GUI and/or login form into an existing framework, then setting $PSA_DISPLAY_OUTPUT=FALSE; will allow you to use the $PSA_OUTPUT variable where ever you want to put it in your page. |