Design pattern permissions

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Hi,

I have a question that already posted here.(My previous related questions here Design pattern for permissions[^], Design pattern for loading[^])

I want to build a project (web site) that have a few kind of users.

Administrator - that can do every thing in the site
Registered user - that can do every thing in his page.
Unregistered User - that can only watch the web.

My question is what is the design pattern or that I should use?? and can I do it?
Need answer ~~as fast~~ as possible.
Thank you.

Posted 29-Apr-11 6:04am

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Updated 29-Apr-11 6:54am

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Joan M · Answer 1 · 2011-04-29T06:18:00

You'll have to store a variable with the permissions and then react in consecuence...

In order to do that I would go to PHP or ASP... something that could be programmed and that could react in different ways depending on variables and so.

- You could use a header that would look at the login information, if the login is not done, then ask only for the passwords and don't show anything else.

- You should prepare different pages depending on the level of the user.

- Remember to put the external code (or the code that can't be seen by everyone) in a place that robots from the search engines can't see it...

HTH...