Re: [psa-users] Feature Request?

[Albert L. <al...@pl...>]

Hi Peter, 

Thanks for your question and apologies for taking so long to respond. Been
incredibly busy over here. Yes, of course that is terribly simple.

The $_SESSION variables in PSA are very strong and flexible. You can access
the user's profile with:
$_SESSION["psag"] // PSA User Group
The user's id with:
$_SESSION["psau"] // PSA User

Etc. 

Simply do what you've described with these vars:

If($_SESSION["psag"]>"9") {
    // show them this...
} else {
    // do this 
}

Does that answer your question?

Albert


On 6/28/03 5:49 PM, "Peter Hiltz" <pe...@pe...> wrote:

> My homegrown system on an internal site isn't that good, but one thing it does
> (which doesn't seem quite as easy in phpsecurityadm) is a simple test of:
> 
> Does the current user have X profile?
> 
> This allows me to show sections of pages, depending on the profile of the
> user. E.g. 
> 
> if(current_user->profile == 99) show_module1();
> else show_module2();
> 
> Actually, since I have a numerical security scale, it tends to be more:
> 
> if(current_user->securityclearance > 9) show_module1();
> else show_module2();
> 
> Is there an easy way to do this with phpsecurityadmin that I am just missing?
> 
> 
> 
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