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Thank you guys. I think I can solve one of my problems now. What about the
time limit?
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You can set a date/time column in the user table which is checked at log in.
In the login form have a calculation based on the date/time; (over
simplification)
if ($date_created > $many_days){
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> I want to create a DB driven website where users create their own user
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How can I control the number of users?
I want to create a DB driven website where users create their own user
accounts. But with a limitation of the number of accounts, and when the
maximum is reached, no one can create a new account. I even want to limit
the lifetime of an account.
It may
How can I control the number of users?
I want to create a DB driven website where users create their own user
accounts. But with a limitation of the number of accounts, and when the
maximum is reached, no one can create a new account. I even want to limit
the lifetime of an account.
It may be expl
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