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Basically if you have a login system working where it validates the user and creates a session var or db session var all you need to do is place a function on the pages you want to protect that checks for that var.

 

Thats the jist of it, but probably gonna need more info from you.

 

Nate

The code for my login system is very large.  If anyone could assist me it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Reach me on msn messenger at smarty44@hotmail.com

 

I basically just want to integrate the login system into my web site which involves data being submitted.  I have a table with 10 fields.  One field is the username, one is their e-mail.  The rest are data being submitted.

 

How would i integrate the login system table which has ID, username, password, userlevel etc. into my existing data tables?

 

Again, thanks for considering.

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