Difference between revisions of "NATS4 Multisite Access"
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| − | + | * siteid=N limits that user to that site. | |
| − | * siteid=N limits that user to that site. | ||
If you remove "siteid=N", members users can access all sites. | If you remove "siteid=N", members users can access all sites. | ||
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The following line lets users access sites number two, three, and seven: | The following line lets users access sites number two, three, and seven: | ||
| − | + | siteid in (2,3,7) | |
The following line gives full members multi-site access, but trial | The following line gives full members multi-site access, but trial | ||
members can only access site number one: | members can only access site number one: | ||
| − | + | ((trial=1 and siteid=4) or trial=0) | |
Revision as of 11:56, 31 October 2009
Allow your members access more than one paid site by editing your .htaccess file.
General .htaccess File
AuthName "Members Only" AuthType Basic AuthGroupFile /dev/null AuthMySQLHost localhost AuthMySQLDB db_name AuthMySQLUser db_user AuthMySQLPassword password AuthMySQLUserTable member_auth AuthMySQLNameField username AuthMySQLPasswordField password AuthMySQLPwEncryption none AuthMySQLUserCondition "siteid=N"
AuthMySQLUserCondtion
In the last line of the example above, N should be a site ID number. These instructions will only change that last line; here's what it means:
- siteid=N limits that user to that site.
If you remove "siteid=N", members users can access all sites.
The following line lets users access sites number two, three, and seven:
siteid in (2,3,7)
The following line gives full members multi-site access, but trial members can only access site number one:
((trial=1 and siteid=4) or trial=0)
