I have two user groups - Admin (A) and Moderator (M) - and a navigation menu. Some of the links are only to be visible for the Admin, while the others are visible to both. Here's my current code:
<? if($_SESSION["LogedInAdminId"] && $_SESSION['AdminStatus']=="M") { ?>
<ul>
<li>...</li>
<li>...</li>
<? if($_SESSION["LogedInAdminId"] && $_SESSION['AdminStatus']=="A") { ?>
<li>...</li>
<li>...</li>
<? { ?>
</ul>
<? } ?>
Currently, the menu is only shown for moderators because of the first line:
<? if($_SESSION["LogedInAdminId"] && $_SESSION['AdminStatus']=="M") { ?>
So I tried to include the Admin group to is like so:
<? if($_SESSION["LogedInAdminId"] && $_SESSION['AdminStatus']=="M" || "A") { ?>
However, this breaks the code and displays the menu for everyone - Admin, Mod, guests, etc. What would be the correct way of including two user groups?
Firstly, make sure the session was started for all pages using sessions.
Now this syntax || "A"
isn't correct. You need to add a new condition.
Here's what you need to do, and bracketing the second condition:
if( $_SESSION["LogedInAdminId"]
&& ($_SESSION['AdminStatus']=="M" || $_SESSION['AdminStatus']=="A")
)