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Posted by Matt on 08/26/07 23:25
> But then how do the premium users read the non-premium articles? Of
> course if you can answer that then you've solved your original problem.
>
> Norm
>
> p.s. You need to check your users permissions prior to retrieving your
> articles. In other words, build your SELECT statement based on your
> users permissions:
>
> if ($user_is_premium)
> {
> SELECT both non-premium and premium articles here}
>
> else
> {
> SELECT non-premium articles here}
>
> ...rest of code
>
> should be a rather small change to your code.
Basically on the article index page I'll just loop through all of the
articles in the table, and test for isPremium. If a row isPremium,
I'll send the link to displaypremiumarticle.php?id=123, if not, just
to displayarticle.php?id=123.
That code would make things simpler but this page specifically
displays a single article, hence the confusion. I could just do the
above method and not show the links to non-premium users but this
means a curious user could just guess at URLs and find 'hidden'
content.
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