how can i create time out in php membership

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hi all

How can i create time out with php,for membership registered?

Thanks

Posted 2-Nov-13 10:35am

22majid22

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 2-Nov-13 16:59pm

You need to add some more detail of what exactly you want.
1. A session timeout
2. Membership deactivation after a certain time interval of inactivity
3. Membership deactivation because of an elapsed membership subscription

For 2. and 3. you might consider sending out an email notification of the impending deactivation.

What should it be?

G4mm4R4y 5-Nov-13 20:11pm

Elaborating on this,
For 1: Consider the fact the session usually ends when the user exits the site
For 2(and 3): Consider storing a date in a database or flat file system. Then say if its after --/--/-- than unlink(--)

Hope this helped

-Jayden S / http://www.web-coin.org/

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 5-Nov-13 20:22pm

I hope you realize that it's not I who asked the question. I see no sensible reason why you are replying to my comment on OP's rather diffuse question.

G4mm4R4y 5-Nov-13 20:24pm

I replied to you because i was giving an example based on what you said notice "Elaborating on THIS" and using your numbers.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 5-Nov-13 21:36pm

It is still not my question. I did not ask for advice, I was giving OP food for thought to come up with a more sensible question. :doh:

kishore@cse 21-Apr-14 0:33am

It's better to learn about php session functions and all those stuff
use tutorialspoint

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