Danilo Celic

Dreamweaver's native Log In User server behavior combined with the Restrict Access to Page server behavior can help you protect your pages from prying eyes. However, when it comes for more fine-grained control of content on pages viewable by users from multiple access levels, Dreamweaver doesn't have anything built in to offer any assistance to you. Imagine you want to build a content management system (CMS) for your client. They could have three, or more, access levels defined for logged-in users of their site. There may be a systemAdmin user (probably you), a few admin users that perform basic administration work of the site such as approve new content, then you have several author users that create the content that the admin users approve, and finally you have a bunch of subscriber users that can view articles and also change and modify their own account info. As... (more)