jamesmp

Hi guys Been a while since I've been on here, completely lost my login details for my old account which is a shame because it was a well established one but hey ho that's life. Anyhow, I've starting a project as of tomorrow and I was wondering if I could get some advice on the best methods/routes to take. The Brief + 3 full websites + no single admin + one main admin The Plan Once all 3 websites are complete none of them will have the standard admin panel that the average website has. All 3 websites (this number is going to grow in time too) will have one central admin held of a separate and isolated server which in essence will *remotely* administrate the websites I connect to it. The Question I have never done a project with multiple websites that run from a central admin. My questions are if anyone could shine some light.... Should I make the admin panel audit the website selected by sending commands through api, crud, rest or simply by direct db access? What is the most secure way of doing this central admin (bare in mind the admin panel will have a minimum of 10 different admin levels/permission sets)? How should I have the database layout/hierarchy for this (3 completely separate site - again this will grow + a central admin site)? Last question (that I can think of) - how much of a mammoth task really is this? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks guys James

Possibly going to need to see the source for get_products_all()

Just a suggestion.... but now that sha hashing is vulnerable and un-secure, a better option would be to use http://php.net/password_hash. It uses blowfish to hash the data passed to it and the other functions that accommodate it make it a very easy to use method. http://php.net/password_verify http://php.net/password_needs_rehash and so on