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Wednesday 03 August 2005 4:32:12 pm
Hi,
depends on how different you want the pages to be I suppose. You could create 3 different pages and then have pagelayout.tpl import the appropriate one based on the user.
Or you could have one template and hide/show parts dependant on the user. You need to consider that just not showing the links to content dosent prevent access to it - you will need to make sure your roles etc provide that security if you require it. Heres a sample bit of code which we use to show the login/logout button dependant on wether the user is recognised or just anonymous - which may be useful.
{let current_user=fetch('user','current_user')}
{section show=$current_user.login|eq('anonymous')}
<li> <a href="/index.php/intranet/user/login"> <image src={"/images/top_nav/icon_log_on.gif"|ezdesign} border="0"> log on</a> </li>
{section-else}
<li> <a href="/index.php/intranet/user/logout"> <image src={"/images/top_nav/icon_log_out.gif"|ezdesign} border="0"> log out</a> </li>
{/section}
{let}
Hope that helps Arran
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