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Basically, I want to only give certain members access to the selectable style sets. I'm keeping the style sets selectable in the control panel, so that the $stylecell menu is still available on the 'Edit Options' page for everyone, but I only want the styles to take effect on the members I specify.
This can be assigned one of two ways... 1) Having the extra style sets only available for members of a specified User Group. or 2) Adding an extra profile field (one that only admins could modify), and manually specify either a 1 or 0. Then I was thinking about adding an "if - then" statement in global.php or functions.php (I'm not sure where it would go yet) that assures that only the certain members could access style sets other than the default. I don't want anyone else to be able to enter "styleid=#" in the URL bar and have it work. Any hints, warnings, suggestions, or ideas?? |
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no hints?
all of the styleid code seems to be in global.php I'm just not sure how to create the commands |
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moderators, I'm not trying to bump my thread... just posting progress...
Ok, in global.php, I'm trying to find the best way to have the default style set override every member that isn't in the specific user group (that I want to have selectable styles). So far, I've tried... PHP Code:
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n/m, i think i figured it out
continue to ignore me |
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