Changing navbar if user is logged on or not

[phreak3r]

Hi there PHPFreaks, phreak3r is back for the second time today! I have been trying to figure out how to implement a minor change here.

When the user is not logged in, the nav bar will display Register/Login, that has already been accomplished. When the user is logged in, the nav bar should display logout.

I am trying to figure out how to best go about doing that. Suggestions are greatly appreciated, thank you!

[requinix]

logout stuff


login stuff

[phreak3r]

<?php if (user is logged in) { ?>
logout stuff
<?php } else { ?>
login stuff
<?php } ?>

 

Yes, I have done that, but at the top of each page I include a header file with Register|Login in the navbar. I want to figure out how to dynamically change it when the user is logged in. The process of checking if the user is logged in or not takes place in another file separate from the header file. What you've provided me above is already in my script.

[requinix]

I assume either you're asking for a way to violate causality, or you're waiting for someone to tell you that you have to rearrange your code.

[phreak3r]

I assume either you're asking for a way to violate causality, or you're waiting for someone to tell you that you have to rearrange your code.

Ahaha, quite the comedian, I assume so. Well, thank you!? Sorry for taking up valuable space with this thread, feel free to delete it.

[phpmillion]

Yes, I have done that, but at the top of each page I include a header file with Register|Login in the navbar. I want to figure out how to dynamically change it when the user is logged in. The process of checking if the user is logged in or not takes place in another file separate from the header file. What you've provided me above is already in my script.

 

In this case, simply repeat the same logic in your header file (you can do if logged_in... else... stuff an unlimited number of times in different files)

[phreak3r]

In this case, simply repeat the same logic in your header file (you can do if logged_in... else... stuff an unlimited number of times in different files)

 

Thanks, but 'tis this is no longer an issue, I've done it dynamically. Thank you for the help though!