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18th June 04:04
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hi,
This is because the life time of an object is only as long as the page. Two solutions: store the login attempt count in the cookies. If you want persistent objects serialize them and save them to disk or db. and deserialize them again on the next page. This will have to be coupled with a uinique identifier (usually associated with a session) so that you know which object belongs to which user. -- http://www.raditha.com/php/progress.php A progress bar for PHP file uploads. |
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