I think you can do all of these using the session.
In your log on script, after validating his uid and pwd, insert a row
with current timestamp and his id.
Either during log off or session close insert another row with uid and
current time stamp. (This part I never done)
Rest is to manipulate th
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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
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 th
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