How do I hide the admin button after someone has logged in as the administrator?

Hello,

  Please try this:

<?php

    function loggedin(){
        return isset( $_SESSION['loggedin'] );
    }

    function require_login(){
        if( !loggedin() ){
                header( 'Location: /login.php?referrer='.$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] );
                exit;
        }
    }

?>

Good Luck!

Sean Colicchio

Server Engineer

hosting.com

I would set a session variable once the person has logged in-

e.g

if($login)

{

     // your login code

     $_SESSION['admin'] = true;

}

in your html, wrap this PHP code around your button code

e.g.

<?php

if(!isset($_SESSION['admin']))

{

?>

<input type="submit" name="button" id="button" value="Admin" class="button"  />

<?php } // close the if statement ?>

if the $_SESSION['admin'] isn't set ( if(!isset ), the button will be displayed, if it is set (which you will have done after a successful login) the button won't be displayed.

hope this helps

Chris