Permission code

[anuanu]

What would the code be to not allow unregistered users go to my custom pages? Either template code or html will work.

Thanks in advance.

[MoT3rror]

PHP:

PHP Code:

if($vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] == 0)
{
//user isn't signed (error message goes here)
} 


Template:

<if condition="$bbuserinfo[userid] == 0">User isn't currently signed in</if>

[Lynne]

I use a slightly different code. I must have gotten it from vb somewhere, cuz I don't just make these up.

PHP Code:

if (!isset($vbulletin->userinfo['userid']) OR $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] == 0)
{
        print_no_permission(); 
} 


That gives a No Permission Page to the user.

[Boofo]

Or

if(!$vbulletin->userinfo['userid'])

[Opserty]

Go with Boofo's I'd say

In a template: <if condition="!$bbuserinfo['userid']">....</if>

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by Opserty

Go with Boofo's I'd say

In a template: <if condition="!$bbuserinfo['userid']">....</if>

I didn't see the 'template or html' part of that message. Duh on me.

[anuanu]

Thx guys for all the help, I would have to say that i like Lynne's code the most. Mostly cause i dont want a custom error message i just need to prevent unregistered users to access a custom page i created and getting the defualt message is perfect.

[Dismounted]

Originally Posted by Lynne

I use a slightly different code. I must have gotten it from vb somewhere, cuz I don't just make these up.

PHP Code:

if (!isset($vbulletin->userinfo['userid']) OR $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] == 0)
{
        print_no_permission(); 
} 


That gives a No Permission Page to the user.

The first bit is redundant as if a variable is not set, it will return false or 0 anyway .

[Marco van Herwaarden]

If it is not set, it will NOT return 0. If it is not set how should PHP even know it is numeric?

[Opserty]

Originally Posted by Marco van Herwaarden

If it is not set, it will NOT return 0. If it is not set how should PHP even know it is numeric?

NULL returns false as a boolean value, 0 returns false as a boolean value. Therefore they are pretty much identical in an if() expression