Hi peolple

Here I am again.

I have a login in a domain.com

In another words: website.com/headoffice/login.php

In this website.com I have 2 alias: website.co.uk and website.us.

In the website.com I register 2 users:

1 user that can enter only in website.co.uk and cannot enter in website.us,

and vice versa.


I need to make in one login the possibility of a user that is registered previously under website.co.uk, not to enter trough the same login in a another website.us

In another words when we type www.website.us/headoffice/login.php

the user registred under website.co.uk cannot enter.

In the data base table the table is only one (USERS) to register both users has the following columns:

id, country, name, username, password, iso, website

I hope that somebody will understand this.

Sorry peole.

lol

Thanks a lot

Add a field to the database indicating where the user can login and validate against that.

Originally Posted by JeremyMiller

Add a field to the database indicating where the user can login and validate against that.

Thanks a lot for your idea. I will propbably use in other situation. I manage to do it
I just add it this on top of login file:
$name=$_SESSION['name_sessao'];
$id_sessao=$_SESSION['id_sessao'];
$domain = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
include "domains.php";
include_once "call.inc.php";
include("../idiom/$idiom.inc");
Tht's all, because I made a domains.php stating the if's about the url's.
If website.us bla bla bla
It works fine

Thanks