I know this question was asked about CPG when it is bridged, but I have searching for hours to see if this can be done as a standalone.
I am using the most recent stable version 1.3.5 and I wanted to know if anycontent.php could only be visible when a particular group is viewing your albums. Not necessarily a registered group, just a group of your choosing, like say a friend group? ;D
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=11619.0
Quote from: GauGau on September 28, 2005, 10:46:17 AM
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=11619.0
Respectfully, that thread is based on all registered users, maybe I was not clear.
i.e. I have a group name family, and even though they are registered users to have albums, I would like to have anycontent.php showing only when they are logged in. So not all registered users can see anycontent, just those of the family group.
Thanks a bunch ;D
Instead of using
if (USER_ID){
use
if (in_array(9, $USER_DATA['groups'])){
Where 9 is the group number of the group you want to allow.
Quote from: Nibbler on September 29, 2005, 03:20:20 PM
Instead of using
if (USER_ID){
use
if (in_array(9, $USER_DATA['groups'])){
Where 9 is the group number of the group you want to allow.
Just one more thing, what is the code to add a another group number
say like group 5 and administrator 1 (ME).
But otherwise that works great! Thank you so very much ;D
Hello, anybody can take a crack at my question above? I almost have everything just right, I just need that last bit of info.
I know the guys here are very busy so feel free to jump in and offer a suggestion, anybody? ;D
I suppose you could try something like this..
if (in_array(9, $USER_DATA['groups'])){
// do nothing - a user is logged in
// we could print out anything here to say welcome to the logged in user
} else {
if (in_array(10, $USER_DATA['groups'])){
// do nothing - a user is logged in
// we could print out anything here to say welcome to the logged in user
} else {
print 'You\'re not logged in. <br />Click <a href="login.php">login</a> if you already have an account for this site or <a href="register.php">register</a> to sign up for a new account.';
}
Dennis
Quote from: celeritycat on September 30, 2005, 04:41:01 AM
Hello, anybody can take a crack at my question above? I almost have everything just right, I just need that last bit of info.
I know the guys here are very busy so feel free to jump in and offer a suggestion, anybody? ;D
http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/faq.php#lamesupport
I was not implying that support was ignoring me or not providing support quick enouph. I was simply stating that you guys are really busy and asked if someone else had a suggestion. That's all! I kind of thought that is what support boards are for, if another user has some imput, they will help you out! I am sorry If I offended you. You have been very helpful and your script is outstanding.
Now Having said that, I tried the code the way madeinhawaii suggested, but I keep getting Parse errors. This is what I have now and it works for the one group, but I would like to add me the admisitrator into the code. I am not very cody savy when it come to php, it's very new to me.
starttable("100%", "Welcome $user_name");
?>
<tr><td class="tableb" >
<?php
if (in_array(5, $USER_DATA['groups'])){
echo ' Family Links';
} else {
echo ' Guest, Feel free to browse the public albums, post comments, and rate files, but you can not post images without logging in or registering. Click <a href="login.php">login</a> if you already have an account for this site or <a href="register.php">register</a> to sign up for a new account. <I>Please be aware that your IP will be banned if you post profanity and any abusive behavior</I>';
}
?>
</br></br>
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</td></tr></br>
<?php
endtable();
?>
doesn'tif (in_array(9, $USER_DATA['groups']) || in_array(1, $USER_DATA['groups'])){do what you're trying to accomplish? In case you're wondering: the ||reads as "OR".
Thank you so very much, it now works perfectly. And thank you for your patience.
Quote from: GauGau on September 30, 2005, 09:24:48 AM
doesn'tif (in_array(9, $USER_DATA['groups']) || in_array(1, $USER_DATA['groups'])){do what you're trying to accomplish? In case you're wondering: the ||reads as "OR".
Thanks for covering me again, Gaugau.. I wasn't sure the || would work in that line. Now I know.
Dennis