Ok, but i'm using sessions. My users log in the system, there is no anonymous
navigation. So i was thinking something about tracking the number of active sessions.
I don't know how to do that. ¿Any ideas?.
Thanks
On 12/Feb/2002 09:22:40, Rick Emery wrote:
Store the user count to a database
I don't know if there is a method to tracke active sessions on the server,
other than the method I suggest. The problem I mention is that when a user
is in your web site (having logged in) but does not log-out. That is, the
user simply types in another web-site outside of your site or selects a
Ok, thanks
On 13/Feb/2002 08:42:05, Rick Emery wrote:
I don't know if there is a method to tracke active sessions on the server,
other than the method I suggest. The problem I mention is that when a user
is in your web site (having logged in) but does not log-out. That is, the
user simply
Store the user count to a database or file. Increment when new user enters;
decrement when user logs out. If user does not log out and simply types a
new URL into the address line, then you have another problem.
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Create a user activity table which stores the time when the user does
anything. Then query it with a GROUP BY user syntax and constrain the
records to only those after, say, an hour ago if you think that users
doing something during the last hour means they are in there doing
something.
This
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