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In your {{{file}}} file you can create three different roles.
 
In your {{{file}}} file you can create three different roles.
  
First role is assigned to '''every user''' (wildcard "*" is used):
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First role is assigned to '''every user''' (wildcard <code>*</code> is used):
 
{{{code3}}}
 
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Revision as of 10:55, 31 March 2011

Sessions

The roleSessionVar is a session variable name that CKFinder must use to retrieve the role of the current user. {{{code1}}}

To switch between different user roles, change the session variable: {{{code2}}}

important note

For more information about using session variables refer to the [[CKFinder_2.x/Developers_Guide/{{{lang}}}/Configuration/Sessions|Sessions]] article.


Example 3

In your {{{file}}} file you can create three different roles.

First role is assigned to every user (wildcard * is used): {{{code3}}}

Second role defines a registered user: {{{code4}}}

Third role defines the administrator: {{{code5}}}

With the above settings you have created three different user permission sets. The default user (everybody) is allowed to browse all files and folders. A registered user also has the ability to upload files and create folders. The administrator is granted full permissions.

Now suppose you have an authentication mechanism somewhere in your Web application.