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Some of my pages that are used for members only, the content can partially be seen by non members, exposing content to them, is there a command I can add to the top of the page that forces the user to login on the login.php page, so they don't see the part content? Is there some code I can use to validate the person is already a member and if they have the cookie log them in, otherwise redirect to login.php page?

 

Thank you.

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I would use sessions for this.

 

I use this for a site on which only I have admin permissions:

 

<?php
// Starting the session
session_start('username');

$username = ($_SESSION['username']);

if ($username !== 'insert admin persons login here')


{ 

header("Location: index.php");

}

?>

 

It sends unauthorised users back to the homepage. So I'm sure you could use this based on a certain permissions level rather that a specific login.

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Hmmmm, I have a question, with the above code am I too change anything? When I add the above code, the issue I am having is once I have logged in and visit a members page, the page reloads the index.php page and is displayed in the members section instead of the actual page. Did I miss something?

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You need to start the session again in the header of every page with member content. Then use code such as this where appropriate to restrict who can see it:

 

<?php

if(isset($_SESSION['username']))
    {
        // Code for Logged members

        // Identifying the user
        $username = $_SESSION['username'];

	echo "Hello $username ";

	?>

	<a href="logout.php"> Log Out?</a>

	<?php 
       
        // Information for the user.
    }
else
    {
        echo "Hello Stranger.";
   
    }
?> 

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