Upload Buttons available when logged in?

[DirectProject]

Hello again,

need some help on getting around this i am comeing to term now with this script, i am making at top menu bar for the register/login bit, but i dont want the upload buttons to apear on the upload.php or the basic.php, i would like the users to register before they see that button, and the upload buttons to be within a controle pannel, because i want to put more information on the first screen upload.php, i have used the mod for this and got that working but i need help on the hiding the buttons, alos i need help with adding a log out button when the user is logged in and a login button when the user isnt logged in =D...

Hope that wasent to much... but when you explain and help me i understand more!

thanks!

[SamEA]

Hello again,

need some help on getting around this i am comeing to term now with this script, i am making at top menu bar for the register/login bit, but i dont want the upload buttons to apear on the upload.php or the basic.php, i would like the users to register before they see that button, and the upload buttons to be within a controle pannel, because i want to put more information on the first screen upload.php, i have used the mod for this and got that working but i need help on the hiding the buttons, alos i need help with adding a log out button when the user is logged in and a login button when the user isnt logged in =D...

Hope that wasent to much... but when you explain and help me i understand more!

thanks!

You can use the following piece of code to restrict content from being shown to guests (unregistered users):

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if ($_SESSION['islogged'] == true){
     // Everything here is restricted to logged in users only
}else{
     // Content shown ONLY to guest
}

Here is an explain of restricting some html content from being displayed to guests:

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<?php
if($_SESSION['islogged'] == true){
?>
<b>Unlocked Content to Registered Users...</b>
<?php
}else{
?>
<b>You must login to display this content...</b>
<?php
}
?>

I hope my above examples have provided a clearer understanding.