Multiple User Access

[MrBlockHaus]

I'm very interested in EasyPHPCalendar, but I'm not sure if it meets the following requirement...

I need three levels of access.

1 - Administrative - Which I see that it does.
2 - User - Can see all events, but can't add anything.
2 - Guest - Can see only the events I allow them to see, not the others, and certainly can't add anything.

Can y'all hook me up?

[Brian]

The current version isn't designed with multiple levels of users so what you're describing isn't possible. :crybaby:

However, this is expected to be in Version 7 which has not yet began production.

[ve9gra]

Actually, since User and Guest only refer to different levels of viewing, you could do something....

I'm assuming that your page will be displayed in a CMS of some sort... So what you do is setup a condition that if the user is logged in and meeting your "User" requirements, then they see the full listing, but if they're not and are only Guests, then impose a restriction by setting a showCat variable showing only events that are in the categories allowed to be viewed by guests...

It really shouldn't be that hard to setup if you're "fluent" with your CMS.

[MrBlockHaus]

I'll look into that, thanks.

I assume you're intending that I do that filtering with the CMS, so that the calendar front end is totally unaware of the change. I see no way to mod the PHP calendar, given that it's encoded. Or, am I missing something?

[ve9gra]

You got it... Well the showCat part of it is with the calendar but it is well described in the docs (http://docs.easyphpcalendar.com/Customize/Command-line%20Variables.htm)