Conditioned member functions

TeekAY

Hey, its my first post so excuse me if i'm not doing this the way i should :-)

I have a small problem, I'm building a CMS in php and i wonder if there is a way to control which member functions of a class are "existing" in a certain situation of the program..lets say we are in situation A, our class has member functions 1 2 and 3, and we come in situation B where i would like the class to have only member function A...is this possible?

The goal is that when a user is logged in, functions A B and C are accessible, and when he's not, only A can be used...anyone? thx for your time anyway 🙂

tomhath

I'm confused. What do you mean by "accessible"? All the user will see is the HTML you sent to the browser.

TeekAY

Well the class i mentioned has members that should only be able to be parsed when a user is logged in, and others that should be able to be parsed parsed in both cases. I wonder if there's a way to fix this without having to put some kind of conditional expression if each member function genre

<? if(isset($_SESSION[...]))  { ...actual function content...}else echo "ur not logged in" ?>

if there isn't i guess this will have to be the way to go :-(

tomhath

Nothing clean comes to mind. You could probably fool around with conditional "require" statements, but I suspect you'll need an "else" clause like you posted anyway.