Hi Petre,
Multipart forms are the solution you need. Here are the reasons why:
1) You can set the length of time that the session cookie will live
(I've changed it to a week for the "Remember Me" feature of my website,
works nicely)
2) if users are disconnecting, and not all information is be
Hi Kristin
Yes, of course that is a possibility, and it would surely address the
problem of "resuming" at a later stage. I'm just rather worried at
managing these "broken" submissions. They might start one, then for some
reason don't finish, and forget about it altogether...
But, I think my bigges
Hmm, i don't know if you want it that way, but i got the idea of making the
stuff personalized . . . I mean the user logges on and gets an Userid - then
you always save your data with the Userid, so you can look which entries in
your DB belong to this user and the user can start again at a differen
Well, I'm still a bit concerned about what would happen if the
connection got broken while they are busy...
The session will time-out (by most defaults, after 1440s), so if they
cannot re-connect, and somehow get the same SESSID, then all would be
lost that they have done so far..., and that is the
Hi :)
I'm actually working on an Multipart-Form and i'm saving all data during the
"Fill-In" process in a Session - then, at the end, i save the whole
sessiondata in my table.
That will solve the connection-problems i hope . . .
If I am wrong, please correct me :)
Greetings from Germany
Kristin
ld have to use sessions to
identify each user to each line of temp data. I'm not sure if this will
work, there are some problems to overcome here.
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Hi Petre,
I'm beginning to have second thoughts about my earlier idea too; coz that is
not solving the actual problem (u're have a slow n/w). Afterall how many KB
of form data is she/he actually sending? I'll think of other possible
solutions.
Regards,
-shiva
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e are some problems to overcome here.
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Form 2 PDF 2 Form
Hi Shiva
Appreciate your input. Wrt the spanning of the form, I think, in my
situ
Hi Shiva
Appreciate your input. Wrt the spanning of the form, I think, in my
situation, it would actually make things worse... You see, my suspicion
is that most of the users who are experiencing problems, have very bad
connections, many complain that they lose connectivity while they are
busy with
hi,
seems u have complicated task on hand mate. cant u simply consider span the
user input over multiple pages? i mean using 2 or more form on different
pages instead of a single form on one single page. if this cant be done,
we'll think of other measures. but this is by far the most simple method
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