define('ADMIN_LOGIN', 'sle09'); // administrator's login

[sle09]

how would i make this

 

define('ADMIN_LOGIN', 'sle09'); // administrator's login

 

sle09 is the admin

 

how would i make it so admin can be sle09 or jjsbsjn

[awpti]

Dunno. Contact they fellow that made the webapp.

[apotterdd]

Try this

 

 

define(ADMIN_LOGIN 'sle09', 'jjsbsjn');

 

I'm not entirely sure if that would work or not.

[awpti]

You really should check the manual before offering answers.

 

bool define  ( string $name  , mixed $value  [, bool $case_insensitive  ] )

[PFMaBiSmAd]

Your existing code is designed to test a single value. Something like -

 

define('ADMIN_LOGIN', 'sle09'); // administrator's login
....
if($some_variable == ADMIN_LOGIN){
// match found 
}

 

To allow it to test multiple values would require that you change the logic to place the multiple values into an array and then use the in_array() function to test if a value matches an entry in the array. Something like -

 

$admins = array('sle09','jjsbsjn');
....
if(in_array($some_variable, $admins)){
// match found 
}

 

 

[samshel]

or better use DB tables...

[PFMaBiSmAd]

True. But if the OP needs help with code that is using a defined constant, then they are not ready to use a database.

[TempleDMDKrazd]

Your existing code is designed to test a single value. Something like -

 

define('ADMIN_LOGIN', 'sle09'); // administrator's login
....
if($some_variable == ADMIN_LOGIN){
// match found 
}

 

To allow it to test multiple values would require that you change the logic to place the multiple values into an array and then use the in_array() function to test if a value matches an entry in the array. Something like -

 

$admins = array('sle09','jjsbsjn');
....
if(in_array($some_variable, $admins)){
// match found 
}

 

 

 

best answer is here!