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Members Only Access Board
Hello -
I'm looking for a way to create a board for members of my site who pay for another subscription based service we offer. I already have a public forum, but I want to set up another board that only the members who have access to the subscription area would see and have access to. So, members who have acces to my site's members' area (ie. abc.com/members) then see a link to the "second" board to view it (ie. abc.com/members/forum) - but if a non subscribing member types in "abc.com/members/forum" I want them to see a member's area login page and not the board at all. Can I just add a login check within the vb code to accomplish this? Code:
<?php include("members/session.php"); ?> <?php include("members/connection.php"); ?> <?php include("members/logincheck.php"); ?> Bottom line: I only want people who have access to my site's membership area to access the link to this separate board. The board that will be within a subscribers' only website. Does that make sense? Any help will be much appreciated. I am also willing to compensate anyone who wishes to help me with this project. Thanks! |
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In a plugin hooked at global_start, do whatever you have to do to see if they are subscribed. Then use this script (replacing whatever is necessary):
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That's what I'm talking about. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by 'plugin hooked at global_start', but I have an idea. I will look in that direction. Thanks for the reponse.
Remember, if interested, I am willing to compensate anyone who wishes to help me with this project. |
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He is talking about the plugin system: http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/plugin_system
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