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Please note that this article is a simple example and good security should be taken into account when we play with authentication systems.
### Step 1. Setting up
a. **Include a field on your user’s table** named, yep you guessed, level
b. **Create an object ‘LevelLookUp’** that will tell us who is who on this system (create LevelLookUp.php inside protected/component/)[...]
{
$username = strtolower($this->username);
// from database... change to suite your authentication criteria
// -- Nope, I wont include mine --
$user = User::model()->find('LOWER(username)=?', array($username));[...]
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You can create more methods, like for example, isMember(), or whatever best suits you, in order to display the appropriate view or specific, data according to the user level.
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