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I'll have a play around with that.<br />
Thanks for the direction.
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I'll have a play around with that.
Thanks for the direction.

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Hi,<br />
has anybody tried ..or got a solution in order to restrict a non logged in user from viewing a particular db column which happens to be a link to a file.<br />
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i.e. non logged in users can view the rest of the table columns output, but not the one which has a link to a file.<br />
The users are going through a php interface.<br />
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I've got the usual in place, session, login in/out etc.<br />
thanks
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Hi,
has anybody tried ..or got a solution in order to restrict a non logged in user from viewing a particular db column which happens to be a link to a file.

i.e. non logged in users can view the rest of the table columns output, but not the one which has a link to a file.
The users are going through a php interface.

I've got the usual in place, session, login in/out etc.
thanks

restrict non logged in users for viewing particular mysql columns

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