<?php
/*
This file is included on "members admin" pages.
*/
include 'common.php';
$auth = new Authentication($db);
if(!$auth->CheckAuth() || !$auth->admin) {
/*
If we made it here, it means the Authentication has failed, or the user is not an admin user.
So we header them back to login.php, and we set the failed variable.
NOTE!
When using Windows 2003 Server, PHP will not see the $_GET variable failed as SET if you
call login.php?failed. Hence why I've used failed=1.
*/
header("Location:login.php?failed=1");
}
?>
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