>So basically I want to set a cookie that will allow them to enter the site
>under their userid, but I can't allow them to enter if they are currently
>logged in from elsewhere.
>
>Any ideas?
I use cookie-based auth in a few places, with a "can be logged in
only once" restriction, but I duck the
Yeah, big troubleI'm thinking the client's just retarded. ;~)
Bill Moseley wrote:
> At 05:20 PM 11/20/00 -0600, Trey Connell wrote:
> >The latter will be accomplished with cookies and the first rule will be
> >enforced with a "loggedin" flag in the database. My problem lies in the user
> >
Trey Connell writes:
> Well, this is the basic scenario.
>
> The same userid cannot be logged into the app more than once at any given
> time. Also, we want to use a cookie to keep the user from having to explicitly
> login everytime.
Just some random ideas, not necessarily the ideal solut
At 05:20 PM 11/20/00 -0600, Trey Connell wrote:
>The latter will be accomplished with cookies and the first rule will be
>enforced with a "loggedin" flag in the database. My problem lies in the user
>not explicitly clicking logout when they leave the site. If they explicitly
>click logout, i can
Well, this is the basic scenario.
The same userid cannot be logged into the app more than once at any given
time. Also, we want to use a cookie to keep the user from having to explicitly
login everytime.
The latter will be accomplished with cookies and the first rule will be
enforced with a "lo
On Mon, 20 Nov 2000, Bill Moseley wrote:
> At 03:00 PM 11/20/00 -0600, Trey Connell wrote:
> >Is there anyway to know that a user has disconnected from their session
> >through network failure, power off, or browser closure?
>
> How is that different from just going out for a cup of coffee or
At 03:00 PM 11/20/00 -0600, Trey Connell wrote:
>Is there anyway to know that a user has disconnected from their session
>through network failure, power off, or browser closure?
How is that different from just going out for a cup of coffee or opening a
new browser window and looking at a differe
Yeah, thought about that, but that won't work if they are sitting behind a
firewall.
Trey
Craig E Ransom wrote:
> Hi Trey!
>
> > Is there anyway to know that a user has disconnected from their session
> > through network failure, power off, or browser closure?
> >
> How about extracting the use
Hi Trey!
> Is there anyway to know that a user has disconnected from their session
> through network failure, power off, or browser closure?
>
How about extracting the user's IP address and then, if he hasn't sent
anything over for a time period, ping him?
-- Craig (The Data Ferret)
http://www
Is there anyway to know that a user has disconnected from their session
through network failure, power off, or browser closure? I am logging
information about the user to a database when they login to a site, and
I need to clean up this data when they leave. Obviously this is no
problem with the
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