[SOLVED] Restricting Access to a Link, HELP.

[SauloA]

I have a cell in my table where I want to make a link that sends the user to another page on my site.  I want the text in my cell to appear as a link depending on a users access level.  If the user has an access level of 2 there shouldn't be a link otherwise the link does display.

Here's some code I've been working on that doesn't work, but is kind of the concept that I want.  I'd appreciate the help.

<?php
if (!(strcmp($_SESSION['MM_UserLevel'],2))) {

echo $row_rsReviews['urev_id'];

} else {

<a href="editreviews.php?revID=<?php echo $row_rsReviews['urev_id']; ?>"><?php echo $row_rsReviews['urev_date']; ?></a>

}
?>

The problem is most likely everything after the else statement, but since I'm kinda new to PHP I wouldn't know.

[Jessica]

You never closed your PHP before starting the HTML
change to
[code]} else {
?><a href="editreviews.php?revID=<?php echo $row_rsReviews['urev_id']; ?>"><?php echo $row_rsReviews['urev_date']; ?>[/url]<?php
}[/code]


Not sure what the url code is for.

[SauloA]

I took off the "[/url]" from you code and also you forgot to end if with "?>" so I added it.  Other then what I listed, the code worked exactly how I wanted.  Thanks a bunch.

[Jessica]

The "[/url]" was in YOUR code.
You're welcome.