04-04-2010, 08:03 PM
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The Contributor
Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 48
Thanks: 5
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Well I just got it working. Here's what I did:
PHP Code:
$usernamesql = $userinfo['username'];
$getugroup = $DB->query("SELECT * FROM {users} WHERE username = '".$usernamesql."'");
$ugroupids = $DB->fetch_array($getugroup);
$ugroupid = $ugroupids['usergroupid'];
echo $ugroupid;
The $DB variable was already defined as well. I guess it was just a syntax error.
What I did was pretty much used an if/else statement to show what info a user is allowed to see based on what usergroup they're in.
PHP Code:
if (($ugroupid != '1') && ($ugroupid != '6') && ($ugroupid != '7') && ($ugroupid != '8')) {
//Restricted Access
} else {
//Full Access
}
It works, but I was wondering how to make an if statement that will check all of those group id numbers at once, like an if array statement. That possible?
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