[TYPO3] Altering content based on if user is logged in
Katja Lampela
katja.lampela at lieska.net
Tue Nov 6 17:05:03 CET 2007
Hi Stephen,
This is very very basic and great feature of TYPO3: you can restrict
either a page or a page's content element to a certain group by one
click. You can also activate "include subpages" and then you have the
whole branch of the site tree restricted to this group. And that's not
all :) - you can also show an element (or a page) to either all the
users that have signed in or only to users that are not signed in.
In short this is one of the strengths of TYPO3.
- Katja
Stephen Bungert kirjoitti:
> The site I'm working on should have a log-in system for members. When
> logged in they see things that unlogged visitors don't see. If I was
> doing this in a non typo3 site I could just use php to check the
> username and password in a database and render the page based on if
> the user is logged in. The first thing I would do would be to redirect
> the user to the same page,
>
> where the post variables would be checked, and if ok, a session
> started and the user would be logged in.
>
> How does one do this with a TYPO3 based website?
>
>
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