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Hi All,

 

I have a landing page that I use, but often my sql database is too busy or gets overwhelmed and then the landing page just stalls and traffic is lost.  Here it is:

 

<?php
//ini_set("display_errors",1);
if(!$src) $src = $q;
define("__EXEC_", 1);
include("config.php");
include("custom.php");
function lsp_visit_find($__val, &$__uid) {
global $u;
global $db;
$l_campaign = array("campaign_id"=>"", "url"=>"", "cost"=>"0.00", "name"=>"-", "ad_keyword"=>"", "mapped_keyword"=>"");
$l_visit = array();
$q = $_GET['q'];
$src = $_GET['src'];
// for STAGE #1 (visit definition): get cost, ad keyword, mapped keyword.
$l_campaign['name'] = "info";
$l_campaign['mapped_keyword'] = "$q";
  $l_campaign['ad_keyword'] = "$src";
  $l_campaign['cost'] = ".02";

// get referer (campaign URL). if no campaign found, - create it!
if (!empty($l_campaign['name'])) {
	$r = mysql_query("select campaign_id,name from campaign where name='$l_campaign[name]'");
	if (!mysql_affected_rows($db)) {
		$r = mysql_query("insert into campaign(name,cost, creation_date,last_update_date) values('$l_campaign[name]',$l_campaign[cost], unix_timestamp(),unix_timestamp())");
		$l_campaign['campaign_id'] = mysql_insert_id($db);
	}
	else {

		$w = mysql_fetch_assoc($r);
		$l_campaign = array_merge($l_campaign,$w);
	}
}
// check, whether we had visits from this IP for this keywords within 2 minutes.
// if we have one, get its ID, otherwise - create new!
$visit_id="";
if (!empty($l_campaign['ad_keyword']) && !empty($l_campaign['mapped_keyword']) ) {
	$ip = get_real_ip();
	$r = mysql_query("select visit_id,uid,campaign_id,ad_keyword,mapped_keyword from visit where ip='$ip' and ad_keyword='$l_campaign[ad_keyword]' and mapped_keyword='$l_campaign[mapped_keyword]' and currtime>=from_unixtime(".(time()-120).") limit 1");
	if (!mysql_affected_rows()) {
		$__uid = md5($ip.time().$l_campaign['campaign_id']);
		$x = mysql_query("insert into visit(ip,uid,cost,currtime,campaign_id,ad_keyword,mapped_keyword)
		values('$ip','$__uid',$l_campaign[cost],now(),$l_campaign[campaign_id],'$l_campaign[ad_keyword]','$l_campaign[mapped_keyword]')");
		$visit_id = mysql_insert_id($db);
	}
	else {
		$l_visit = mysql_fetch_assoc($r);
		$visit_id = $l_visit['visit_id'];
		$__uid = $l_visit['uid'];
	}
	return $visit_id;
}
}
$db = mysql_connect(__CFG_HOSTNAME, __CFG_USERNAME, __CFG_PASSWORD);
mysql_select_db(__CFG_DATABASE, $db);
$u = isset($_GET['u'])? $_GET['u'] : 2;

$uid = "";
$visit_id = lsp_visit_find($_REQUEST['l'], $uid);
if (!empty($visit_id)) {
	setcookie("x_uid", base64_encode($visit_id."QQ".$uid), time() + 3600);
}
global $q;
mysql_close($db);
$q = $_GET['q'];
$src = $_GET['src'];
header("Location: http://www.mydomain.com/search/?q=$q");
exit();
?>

 

My question is how do I code it so that if after 5 seconds or so, or the connection can't be made, it just terminates the connection and auto loads the header redirect at the bottom of the page?

 

Thanks!

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$db = mysql_connect(__CFG_HOSTNAME, __CFG_USERNAME, __CFG_PASSWORD, TRUE, MYSQL_CLIENT_INTERACTIVE) or die(mysql_error());
mysql_query("SET SESSION interactive_timeout=120", $db);
mysql_select_db(__CFG_DATABASE, $db);

 

this would set the connection to time outa fter 120 seconds

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