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Check-In/out Php Web-Interface


aalsulaiti

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Hello,

 

I used PHP-Login (http://www.php-login.net/) login system to make people login through it, however, I want all the users after they login to be redirected to another page and in this page I want to have like two buttons.

 

One of the buttons says "Check-in" and the other "Check-out" and each of the buttons has a time (HH:MM:SS MM/DD/YYYY) so once I press check-in it automatically checks me in and log that in a table let's say "checkin" and it will keep the date and time logged under user "X" and once the user X checks out, the time and date will be logged in a table called checkout

 

How can I make this? I've been looking for a long time and didn't find anything yet!

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I have scripts for login/registration which is working great, now I want once someone login to be able to view two buttons one says "Check-in" other says "Check-out" once I press "Check-in" Let's say for instance the time zone is GMT +3 It will log the exact time of the check in and once checked out it will log the exact time of checking out.

 

 

function formatTime($microtime, $format)

{

list($timestamp, $fraction) = explode('.', $microtime);

return date($format, (int)$timestamp) . '.' . $fraction;

 

}

 

Does this code sounds right to log the accurate time of executing the button?

 

 

So let's say I make a button like this:

 

<form action="checkin.php" method="post">

<textarea name="Check me in!"></textarea>

<input type="submit" value="send" />

</form>

 

and the checkin.php would contain:

 

function formatTime($microtime, $format)

{

list($timestamp, $fraction) = explode('.', $microtime);

return date($format, (int)$timestamp) . '.' . $fraction;

 

}

 

but I don't know how to make it logged in a view able page for later reference.

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