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vin7102 4/13/2009 |
Hi SRJ |
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honda author 4/13/2009 |
Thanks God... Hi SRJ Welcome!! PHPRunner makes it very easy but you should set up your tables to include a field that will contain the logged in users name then simply select the Security tab and set up your users and passwords. Then click on the Advanced tab to show the Advanced Security settings form, select the table for which you want to apply the access rights, select the second option button ("Users can see and edit their own data only"). Finally, select the users table (username or id) and the main table (username field or id field) that will be used to verify the records creator (They must have the same values). You will then have to set up group permissions to complete the process. There is some good documentation in the manual in regards to this also, Open the PHPRunner Manual and go to Using PHPRunner>>Security and there are a few pages and descriptions on setting it all up Good Luck Vince |