PHP Login and priviliges continuted when navigating site

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Hi there.

How does one create a log in (for an admin) that allows them to log in and then a certain page link is shown only for the logged in admin. Also, how can I ensure that the admin user will be logged in until inactive or logged out.

For example, I'm creating a website where members can sign up and post on a discussion board. I want to be able to give users with admin accounts the only access to this link (preventing regular users from editing or deleting members and posts). However, I also want to prevent regular users from typing in the admin page URL which would give them access to that page.

On top of all that I was wondering if anyone knows how I can keep the admin logged in until they log out or are timed out of the session.

Thanks,

Joel.

Posted 25-Aug-13 7:59am

jba1991

Updated 26-Aug-13 2:57am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Aug-13 22:46pm

The problem is not clear.
—SA

Santhoshpettacode 26-Aug-13 9:58am

The example what you mentioned there is that saying that both the user and admin can login in same website or different login

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Santhoshpettacode · Answer 1 · 2013-08-26T03:56:00

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So you can make some of your process mentioned above can be done in PHP by using session handling, Ones the admin logged in, generate a separate URL for the admin usage separately and make this will be unknown form other user .- this is my suggestion up to what I understand your question.

Posted 26-Aug-13 3:56am

Santhoshpettacode