The best way to do this is to have a new user sign up for an account as usual. You would need to have the UserID field as your $db_key.
After login, the script would search for a record for the user. If a record doesn't exist, they would be sent to the "add" form. If it does, they would be send to the "modify" form.
Add the following to html_home, right at the beginning of the subroutine:
Code:
unless ($per_admin) {
%rec=&get_record($db_userid);
unless (%rec) {
&html_add_form;
return;
}
else {
$in{'modify'} = $db_userid;
&html_modify_form_record;
return;
}
}
This will allow you (as admin) to do everything, but users will only be allowed to either add or modify.
I would also make sure that your @auth_signup_permissions = (0,1,1,1,0);
And you would need to change some things on the footer so the users wouldn't get the menu.
I would change all the permissions in the footer to
if ($per_admin);
(This is at the end of each line in the footer menu.)
If you want users to be able to delete their records, leave the "Delete" line as it is.
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JPD
