inactivity timeout

[Michael Issa]

hi,

can someone please tell me how it include an inactivity timeout on my
pages.

basically, the ' logout' script is called if no activity for 2 mins

regards
mike

[Mark Tomlin]

That should really be done on the backend, as you can never trust the
client to do anything. So in the session varable, set a timestampt of
the unix epoch, and if the next page load is more then 120 seconds (2
* 60 = 120) then log the user out, else store to new time that user
was last seen.

((time() - $_SESSION['epoc']) > 120) ? logout() : $_SESSION['epoc'] = time();

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[Michael Issa]

hi,

does anyone know of a food css editor or generator?

thanks
mike

[Mr Junk]

I use my vitamix for that although I've heard Hamilton Beach makes
some good models too.

[Steve Dossick]

Typos aside, I love cssedit on the mac. But you'll need to know the
basics of css to really use it...it's not a generator.

Sent from my iPhone

[Mr Junk]

Coda is great on the Mac.
-ml

[jive samba]

Typetester is excellent for previewing html text and then offering you
a copy/paste option of the CSS
http://www.typetester.org/

On Dec 5, 6:10 pm, Michael Issa <mikei...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi,
>
> does anyone know of a food css editor or generator?
>
> thanks
> mike
>
> On 05/12/2009, at 10:18 PM, Mark Tomlin <dyg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > That should really be done on the backend, as you can never trust the
> > client to do anything. So in the session varable, set a timestampt of
> > the unix epoch, and if the next page load is more then 120 seconds (2
> > * 60 = 120) then log the user out, else store to new time that user
> > was last seen.
>
> > ((time() - $_SESSION['epoc']) > 120) ? logout() : $_SESSION['epoc']  
> > = time();
>

> > On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Michael Issa <mikei...@gmail.com>  

> > wrote:
> >> hi,
>
> >> can someone please tell me how it include an inactivity timeout on my
> >> pages.
>
> >> basically, the ' logout' script is called if no activity for 2 mins
>
> >> regards
> >> mike
>
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