Greetings.
(yes.. I am active)
When a user loggs on, I pass the string $loggtime, that is written to a
file. Whenever a this user refreshes any of the pages, certain tasks are
performed, and a file's contents is checked, (which contents is a single
line of time). If the $loggtime is newer, nothing would happen, but if the
$loggtime is older than what is written in the file, something should
happen. Any ideas of how I can compare two dates?
- Richard
ps: to all who wonders, I am writing a really small community. Now, this
question is related whenever a new message is sent.. The message is written
to a file, and I check that file everytime a site is refreshed. The file is
arrayed with "|" as a separator. :Ds
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