Key Features

• registration and login
• multiple user levels (5)
• control access on a per page or per content item basis

A key component of any dynamic Web site is user management. This provides the ability for users (member, author, administrator, editor, etc..) to identify themselves and login securely to access and use site features accordingly.

What is a 'User'?

Users are any visitors that have registered a user account on the site. Each user is identified by a unique username and email address. By default, new users are assigned an access level of 1 (member). Administrators can use the ACP to assign higher access levels (up to 5). The user's access level determines which site sections and content they can access.

Registration and Login

Provides a password lookup facility that sends the user his or her login creditials (username and password) to the email address that was specified during the registration process.

User Administration

The ACP enables adminstrators to add, edit and delete user data. Administrators can also set user access levels and change other user fields.

 Also see, Role-based / Group Security