Check-In/out Php Web-Interface

[aalsulaiti]

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!

[Muddy_Funster]

This is about as simple as it gets, are you here asking for help to code this or for another script to download?

 

If it's help your after show us the code you have tried already

 

if it's a script, your in the wrong place

[aalsulaiti]

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.