Core Boxx - Admin Panel

LICENSE & DOWNLOAD

Core Boxx is released under the MIT License. You are free to use it for personal and commercial projects, and modify it as you see fit. On the condition that the software is provided “as-is”. There are no warranties provided and “no strings attached”. Code Boxx and the authors are not liable for any claims, damages, or liabilities.

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INSTALLATION & REQUIREMENTS

Install the “main” Core Boxx and the user module first.
Unzip this module into your existing Core Boxx project folder.
Copy the snippet from lib/CORE-Config.add to lib/CORE-Config.php.
Copy the snippet from lib/HOOK-Routes.add to lib/HOOK-Routes.php.
Create an admin account first, then access http://yoursite.com/admin.

FILES LIST

HTML TEMPLATE

pages/TEMPLATE-ADM-top.php Admin template top half.
pages/TEMPLATE-ADM-bottom.php Admin template bottom half.

ADMIN PAGES

pages/ADM-check.php Admin access and route handler.
pages/ADM-home.php Admin home page.

SETTINGS ADMIN

pages/ADM-settings.php Manage settings page.
assets/ADM-settings.php Manage settings JS.

USERS ADMIN

pages/ADM-users.php Manage users page.
pages/ADM-users-list.php AJAX loaded. List of users.
pages/ADM-users-form.php AJAX loaded. Add/edit user form.
assets/ADM-users.php Manage users JS.

3 thoughts on “Core Boxx – Admin Panel”

Garth
May 9, 2023 at 11:37 am

Thank you, works perfectly!

Small typo: if (isset($_CORE->Session->data[“user”]) && $_CORE->Session->data[“user”][“user_role”]==”A”) {
SHOW ADMIN ITEMS
} // Should be [“user_level”]

Thank you again

Garth
May 9, 2023 at 7:22 am

Hi there,

I have tried to hide menu items based on user roles but am coming up short.
This is what i have tried:
mode==”A”){?>

System
<a class="nav-link ms-2" href="users”>
people Users

<a class="nav-link ms-2" href="settings”>
settings Settings

This however is hiding the menu for all users. I am trying to show it for Admins and hide it for normal Users

Thank you
Garth

1. W.S. Toh
  May 9, 2023 at 11:08 am
  Sorry, the filter cut out some of the snippet. What I usually do:
  
  if (isset($_CORE->Session->data["user"]) && $_CORE->Session->data["user"]["user_role"]=="A") { SHOW ADMIN ITEMS }
  
  Yep, the session data and permission check is kind of unfriendly now. I will try to move this into $_SESSION in a future update, and simplify this a little more.