Website Membership Plugin - Restrict Access based on Access Level
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Last Post: July 10, 2011 (RSS)
By (Deleted User) - July 7, 2011
I am using the Website Membership Plugin. I have successfully integrated it into my site to restrict certain pages. I have one page that I want to restrict based on user level. For example, is a user is an Editor or an Admin, I want them to be able to see this page. Otherwise, I do now want the page (or it at the very least it's content) to be visible. I want to either display a message on the page that says you don't have access to this page, or redirect them. I am sure this is simple to do. Suggestions?
Re: [cKopyar] Website Membership Plugin - Restrict Access based on Access Level
By Jason - July 8, 2011
Hi,
There are a couple of ways of doing this depending on how you are setting up your user levels. If you're using the section access list inside the accounts section, here are a couple of things you can check for inside the $CURRENT_USER array.
You can check the "isAdmin" field to see if they have administrative access and take action if they don't:
If you want to check to other user levels, you can look at the 'accessList' field. This is an array inside the $CURRENT_USER variable that uses the name of the section as a key and has a field called "accessLevel" which stores a number.
For example, if you're checking to see if a user has editor access to all sections, and take action if they don't, you can try this:
There are a couple of ways of doing this depending on how you are setting up your user levels. If you're using the section access list inside the accounts section, here are a couple of things you can check for inside the $CURRENT_USER array.
You can check the "isAdmin" field to see if they have administrative access and take action if they don't:
<?php if (!$CURRENT_USER['isAdmin']): ?>
.. code for what to do if they are not an admin.
<?php end if ?>If you want to check to other user levels, you can look at the 'accessList' field. This is an array inside the $CURRENT_USER variable that uses the name of the section as a key and has a field called "accessLevel" which stores a number.
For example, if you're checking to see if a user has editor access to all sections, and take action if they don't, you can try this:
<?php if ($CURRENT_USER['accessList']['all']['accessLevel'] != 9): ?>
.. code for what to do if the user doesn't have editor access to "all" sections.
<?php endif ?>
For accessLevel, none = 0, author = 6, and editor = 9
Hope this helps get you started. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Re: [Jason] Website Membership Plugin - Restrict Access based on Access Level
By (Deleted User) - July 10, 2011
I was able to get this working. Thanks