I'm also using sessions to authenticate access to members and guests.
The content component is in xhtml.
Now I'm at the testing stage, I've started to prepare a few of the xhtml files and realised a lot of the content is an amalgamation of 'guest' and 'member' stuff. I don't really want to have a separate page for each class of user, with largly identical content.
I'm wondering if I could modify the xhtml files to xml and use tags to decide what to display?
i.e. the stuff enclosed by the <member> tag should only be written to a member session.
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<h1>My Page</h1>
<p><em>16/03/2005</em><br />
Sorry, we were offline for a few hours this morning, someone tripped over the extension lead.
</p>
<member>
<p>
<strong><em>03/03/2005</em>
<br />
Barton Mawer WINS at Australian Grand Prix (<a href="e;lindsay/bartonmawer.htm"e; target="e;main"e;>more</a>).</strong>
</p>
</member>My question is: Is there an easy way of separating the content without having to parse all the xhtml tags as well as the xml tags???
apologies in advance as I realise I have not phrased the question well (cringe).
Thanking you in anticipation,
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