// Assign page to user $pageId = 1; $userId = 2; $assign = new AssignPage(); $assign->assignPageToUser($pageId, $userId); // Check if user has access to page $checkAccess = new CheckAccess(); $userHasAccess = $checkAccess->checkUserAccess($pageId, $userId); if ($userHasAccess) { // Display page content echo 'Welcome to the page'; } else { // Redirect user to unauthorized access page header('Location: unauthorized.php'); exit; }
// Assign page to user group $pageId = 1; $groupId = 3; $assign = new AssignPage(); $assign->assignPageToGroup($pageId, $groupId); // Check if user in group has access to page $checkAccess = new CheckAccess(); $userGroupId = 5; $userHasAccess = $checkAccess->checkGroupAccess($pageId, $userGroupId); if ($userHasAccess) { // Display page content echo 'Welcome to the page'; } else { // Redirect user to unauthorized access page header('Location: unauthorized.php'); exit; }The PHP Page Assign library is not a pre-built package, but rather a concept of assigning pages and controlling access based on user or group permissions. The code examples above are based on this concept and can be implemented using various PHP frameworks or even in custom PHP applications.