Chapter 6. Password Protecting Sensitive Actions and Areas
Now that your app can add, edit, and remove events, you need to protect those actions by requiring users to log in before they can make any changes. You'll need to create a new table in the database and a new class in the app to make this happen; you'll also need to make a few modifications to existing files.
Building the Admin Table in the Database
To store information about users authorized to modify events, you'll need to create a new database table. This table will be called users
, and it will store four pieces of information about each user: an ID, name, password hash, and email address.
To create this table, navigate to http://localhost/phpmyadmin
and select the SQL tab to execute the ...
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