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Perhaps updating the database right away, and then caching the results for the user for a certain period of time would be a solution.

 

Otherwise you'd probably have to store everything in a temporary directory, and then set up a cron job to scan the folder and make the DB updates.

Perhaps updating the database right away, and then caching the results for the user for a certain period of time would be a solution.

 

Otherwise you'd probably have to store everything in a temporary directory, and then set up a cron job to scan the folder and make the DB updates.

 

I have the same question, but I was pretty  sure you could some how use a php time function to do this..or maybe javascript? Is going through all that trouble the only way?

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