almost didn't respond to this given the wide dissemination and the
broad nature of the question
can't be done with any accuracy.
you could, create a session or uservariable... have that transmitted
with a screen refresh, or anytime your consultant moves within the
site resetting an internal timestamp.
failure to retransmit via refresh or movement within a specified time
would cause expirey, have a function that logs the expirey date and
perform your other functions from there (thats the easy part)
This doesn't prevent your consultant from keeping a browser window
open so that it can refresh. You could use javascipt code on your page
with a popup window where your consultant would have to press submt to
be logged in as online every so often, but the annoyance factor would
be absurd.
In short, try pounding out a base from whence to work from... you are
likely to get specific responses to specific questions or problems...
what you are currently asking for is a prepackaged solutions.
Dave
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Subject: [PHP] Time in php problem....
hi... i need some help...
currently i doing web base programming ( econsultant )using php,
apache and mysql as well... now i facing a problem which i need :
1) get time when consultant log on
2) get time when consultant log off
3) calculate how long for the specified consultant been log on to the
web
4) accumulate all the time everyday
5) then multiple accumulate with working rate ( X ).
6.) finally output to web ( html form )
pls help !
thanks !
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