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1/3/2008 10:17 PM
 

Stupid question and I know its been asked a few hundred times - but I havent seen any good answers to this

Has anyone pulled out the admin User Accounts and applied it as a module? I have worked on this off and on and find myself with some problems that seem really unscalable - I have my own management something like this but its pretty pieced together right now and keeps giving me fits - I would like to see the code others have for this sort of thing if possible


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1/4/2008 11:24 AM
 

I have viewed tutorials in the past where people have done this, however, I am not aware of how well any of them work.


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1/4/2008 11:31 AM
 

Yeah - thats what i thought -


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