<?
setcookie("cookie", "Job Postings Psyc... Created by Kondwani Mkandawire",
time()+3600);
session_start();
session_register("MySession");
$counter=0;?>
<?php
$file = fopen(basename($PHP_SELF), "r+");
if((SomeCondition is Satisfied)&&($counter < 4)){
echo '<form name="formName" action = "ThisSamePHPFile.php"
method="post">';
if(empty($verif)){
Display Some message...
$counter++;
fputs($file, "<?\r\nsetcookie(\"cookie\", \"Created by Kondwani
Mkandawire\", time()+3600);\n");
fputs($file, "session_start();\n");
fputs($file, "session_register(\"MySession\");\n");
fputs($file, "\$counter=$counter;?>\r\n");
}
else{
Display SomeOther message...
$counter++;
fputs($file, "<?\r\nsetcookie(\"cookie\", \"Created by Kondwani
Mkandawire\", time()+3600);\n");
fputs($file, "session_start();\n");
fputs($file, "session_register(\"MySession\");\n");
fputs($file, "\$counter=$counter;?>\r\n");
}
}
else{
reset counter to 0
destroy session...
}
I want this set up such that given someone hits the close button on the
browser, the counter is set to 0... Coz at the moment if someone gets
fed up of trying and closes the browser, the next person has less than
4 attempts to login in... Any idea of how I can go about using this
sessions idea coupled with the self modifying code to achieve this?
I can't exactly stick in an:
if(session_is_registered) statement, coz it appears as though
the session is restarted every time the code is modified..
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