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<!--To retrieve side navigation bar items from a database based on user roles and rights using PDO in PHP, you'll need to extend the example provided earlier to incorporate user authentication and authorization logic. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:-->

<!--Create a table that holds side navigation bar items, along with the necessary columns for roles and rights:-->

<!--CREATE TABLE side_nav_items (-->
<!--    id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,-->
<!--    label VARCHAR(255),-->
<!--    url VARCHAR(255),-->
<!--    allowed_roles VARCHAR(255)-->
<!--);-->

<!--Add navigation items to the table and specify the allowed roles as a comma-separated list (e.g., "admin,editor,user").-->

<!--Set up a PHP script that includes user authentication and authorization to fetch and display side navigation bar items based on user roles:-->

// 
<!--In the script above, we first connect to the database using PDO. Assuming you have authenticated the user and obtained their roles (e.g., as an array in $userRoles), we then use a loop to fetch and display the side navigation bar items for each role.-->

<!--The query uses FIND_IN_SET to check if the current user role exists in the "allowed_roles" column of the "side_nav_items" table. If a match is found, the navigation item is included in the output.-->

<!--Please make sure to implement proper authentication and authorization mechanisms to validate the user's roles and rights before executing this script. Additionally, adjust the table structure and the user role data as per your specific application requirements.-->