thanks for your answer! I already made the login page =). /Ljungan
"Adam Royle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I have done an address book in php, although I kept the > username/password in with the rest of their details. If you wanted to > keep it all in two tables, then go ahead. You really should have an ID > field in every table, whether you use it or not, and most of the times, > you'll find you will use it. So if you're using two tables, you'll have > a column in each of them 'linking' up the columns (ie, the same number). > If you don't know how to do this, there are tons of tutorials on the net > which gloss over this... (have a look at the mysql > documentation/examples). > > Then on your actual page, what you should do is have a login page, which > checks a username/password from a form against the database. At the same > time, retrieve the ID number where it matches the user/name password and > put the username and id number in separate session variables. > > Once you have the ID number of the person logged in, you can > allow/disallow what they can edit depending on the ID. If you need > further help, contact me directly. > > Adam. > > > > > > Im making an address book using PHP and mySQL. > > I want each user to have access only to his/hers adressinputs. Now Im > > wondering how I gonna solve this, ofcourse its very easy just to > > create a > > table for each user but then the hole idea of "database" loose its > > purpose > > =). How can I "mark" each input so that only the specific user who > > entered > > the information can access it? If two users enters the exact same > > information I want them both to have access to it... > > > > I was thinking about a table looking like this: > > name CHAR(30), > > adress CHAR(30), > > email CHAR(30), > > phonenumber INT(20), > > authority ENUM() //--------here is my thought---------- > > > > I was thinking I could save the users name in "authority" and thereby > > marking that this entry was made bye the specific person. Is it possible > > to > > use this? Please give me a few pointers or better, give me a website > > where > > I > > can read about it... > > thanks! > > /Ljungan > -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
