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<chapter id="ljp.int.caps">
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<title>Capabilities Classes</title>
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<para>
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The 'caps' column in the 'user' table is a 16 bit mask with a bit on for each capability class the user is a part of. Each site can define their own capability classes in <filename>cgi-bin/ljconfig.pl</filename>. Then, each capability class can define its own limits for the following things. The <function>LJ::get_cap()</function> and <function>LJ::get_cap_min()</function> functions will consider the limits of all the classes the member is a part of and return the max or min limit, depending on what it's being used for in the code.
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</para>
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<remark>This text should reflect a different view, as the developer is writing the cap _for_ the administrator.</remark>
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&ljp.int.cap_list;
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</chapter>
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