Hi all,
I'm currrently developing a dynamic, user-added content site.
The thing is, content can be added and edited my TWO people..
the original writer, and the editor.
So, my problem is, if the editor/user makes an edit to content
whilst the other is also attempting to do so, one of them will
get overwritten.
This isn't the end of the world, but it's a bit of a problem
i'd like to clear up.
So, my initial thought was to add a new column to the code
"locked" with a time that the code can be re edited.
1. when the user requests to edit the content, the
program first makes sure any "locked" time has
expired.
2. he/she is given a time limit (say 10 minutes) to
edit and re-submit, during which time the annother
user cannot edit or change the content.
3. when the user submits the edited content, the
locked timestamp is deleted, so that the content
can be re-edited earlier than the 10 minutes.
4. if the user submits after the 10 minutes, they
are rejected, since the content may have been
edited by annother user.
Does this seem like a good move? Can any one offer any firther
tips or a smarter way to do this?
Thanks
Justin French
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