Read the user post (currently 2nd) from greatmagicalhat [at] gmail [dot]
com at the link below. I've never tried including a php file myself so
cannot verify their information, but it makes sense. When I use
includes, I use a specific file extension and store the files in a
protected directory (so they are not just able to be viewed by browsing
directly to the file) and it works fine. If you do it with a different
file extension, make sure you configure your web server to make PHP
process pages with that extension. Cheers.
http://ca3.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
Armando
Fredrik Tillman wrote:
Hi
PROBLEM:
I want to let certain users use certain funcions on my page. To manage
that I start a session and define $_SESSION[user_level] to a value from
a mySQL table. So far so good. Users with $_SESSION[user_level]=="1" can
access things on the .php page they are on. I made a simple if-statement
to handle that.
Now the problem is that i want to use include("page.php") and let the
users with user_level=1 access special things on that included page. The
if statements that let them change things work if I access the page
directly from my browser but not when it is included in that main page.
Whats am I missing?
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