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Old March 17th, 2009, 02:33 PM
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iguta - the originaltalent website is undergoing a massive revamp at present and thus is offline. i created a 'homepage' per user that had seo friendly names i.e. www.originaltalent.com/andy etc, etc..

i may try and put the old site back up (readonly) if it'd be of any use to you.

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Thanks for the response. Perhaps the work you did is more than I need. What i would like to do is allow contributors to edit their own articles, i.e. meaning not see other peoples articles in the article list. Would employing your work achieve this goal?

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Thanks for the response. Perhaps the work you did is more than I need. What i would like to do is allow contributors to edit their own articles, i.e. meaning not see other peoples articles in the article list. Would employing your work achieve this goal?

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iguta,

I had the concept of a 'homepage' table and had inserted the homepageid as a FK into the articles table. you could perhaps create a similar type of relationship and then examine the logged in user and only allow an edit if they are the UserID on the article.

something along those lines anyway...
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