I need comments to make sure I do this correctly
I am Researching the "Authorization Options" in DBMan. I want to set them so Registered Users can add, view, modify, delete only own records (based on userID and using a logon with userID and Password).
Why View?
I believe such a setup will allow the user to use "list all" on the form and only view what is needed (their own data/links).
Why Add?
I believe such a setup will help (if not eliminate) spamming to the database and help keep better control.
For my DBMan/Links2 project, I will then use Links2 side (templates) to allow user to view and search Links2 database (no password or userID required on this end of access).
It looks like I should use the following according to readme.txt... but I do not think this is correct:
set $auth_no_authenticaion = 0;
$auth_allow_default = 0;
$auth_modify_own = 0;
$auth_view_own = 0;
Any help on making sure I get this right in my DBMan auth settings would be appreciated
Thanks
TimRyan
[This message has been edited by timryan (edited August 12, 1999).]
I am Researching the "Authorization Options" in DBMan. I want to set them so Registered Users can add, view, modify, delete only own records (based on userID and using a logon with userID and Password).
Why View?
I believe such a setup will allow the user to use "list all" on the form and only view what is needed (their own data/links).
Why Add?
I believe such a setup will help (if not eliminate) spamming to the database and help keep better control.
For my DBMan/Links2 project, I will then use Links2 side (templates) to allow user to view and search Links2 database (no password or userID required on this end of access).
It looks like I should use the following according to readme.txt... but I do not think this is correct:
set $auth_no_authenticaion = 0;
$auth_allow_default = 0;
$auth_modify_own = 0;
$auth_view_own = 0;
Any help on making sure I get this right in my DBMan auth settings would be appreciated
Thanks
TimRyan
[This message has been edited by timryan (edited August 12, 1999).]