Check Table.php:
<?php
// installed and allowed tables
if ($enable_admin_authentication === 1 and $_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']['user_type_user'] === $users_table_user_type_administrator_value)
{$tables_names_ar = build_tables_names_array(0, 1, 1);}
else
{$tables_names_ar = build_tables_names_array();}
if (count($tables_names_ar) == 0){ // no tables installed and allowed
echo "<p><b>[04] Error:</b> cannot run the interface creator, probably because none of the MySQL database tables have been <i>installed</i> for use with the interface creator; go to the <a href=\"admin.php\">administration home page</a> and <i>install</i> tables.</p>";
exit;
} // end
else{
if (!isset($_GET["table_name"])){
$table_name = $tables_names_ar[0];
} // end if
else{
$table_name = $_GET["table_name"];
if ( !in_array($table_name, $tables_names_ar) ) { // someone try to manage a not-allowed table by changing the url
echo "<p><b>[05] Error:</b> you are attemping to manage a restricted table. Please go to the <a href=\"admin.php\">administration home page</a> to let the table be used. It is also possible that the table is a users table, as defined in config.php, to which only administrators have access.</p>";
exit;
}
/*
if (!table_allowed($conn, $table_name)){ // someone try to manage a not-allowed table by changing the url
exit;
} // end if
*/
} // end else
$enabled_features_ar = build_enabled_features_ar($table_name);
$enable_insert = $enabled_features_ar["insert"];
$enable_edit = $enabled_features_ar["edit"];
$enable_delete = $enabled_features_ar["delete"];
$enable_details = $enabled_features_ar["details"];
$table_internal_name = $prefix_internal_table.$table_name;
} // end else
?>
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