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Controlling access to external pages via vB credentials
In vB 2.x I was able to use this code to control access to a page based on member group.
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Most of the variables and functions have changed in vB3 now, you should use something like
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OK, lemme try it out and I'll let you know how it went.
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Should that be require_once ? :P
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It doesn't have to but yes it can be.
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OK, works like a charm. I just dropped the correct code into a pre-existing page as you can see:
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Can't think why that's happening. Also, theres unnessacary code in that script
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Yeah, I got rid of those two requires...I didn't notice them at first. The only solution I see is to have the subscription event change the primary user group from 1 to 11 instead of configuring it as a secondary user group....I can't see that this would be a problem, but I'm not sure.
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What I would do is use 1 print_output and use the fetch_templates in each if section.
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^Recheck my post
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