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Why don't you add the Article ID and the User ID into a specific table within the database; this method would be efficient, and would never expire unless the user could remove recently viewed articles. Seems much more efficient and will probably be more secure... Kind regards, Jason Moore X5HOST.co.uk

Hi Sheraz4Pro, I would seriously consider timezones before you start using them, have a check of the PHP manual and try to understand the difference between timezones, but they can seriously be a very complicated thing to work with, especialy when it comes to what you're trying to do, on the other hand, there might be a simple way of constructing what you're trying to do, it's not impossible, but it's complicated. There might be an open-source PHP timezone kit out there which may come in useful. Kind Regards, Jason Moore

Hi Glenskie, It looks like you're trying to add an 'if' statement whilst declaring a variable, this will return an error (or blank page with errors in the log). I would recommend the following: if ($account == 'c') { $variable = ' <li> <a href="/stats.php">Dashboard</a> </li>'; } else { $variable = ''; } $user = '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.$actual_link.'/js/submenu.js"></script><div class="dropdown"> <a class="account" > <span>'.$username.'</span> </a> <div class="submenu" style="display: none; "> <ul class="root"> '.$variable ; Kind Regards, Jason Moore

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Hi Arunpatal, If you're looking to do something like that then I would highly recommend that you take a read of the PHP manual concerning the 'strtotime' function. This function will allow you to convert the time into a TIMESTAMP, to which you can then convert the TIMESTAMP to an extra 30 minutes by simply typing '+ 30 mins'. Below is an example, along with a link to the PHP manual concerning 'strtotime'. $last_visited_time = strtotime('10:00'); $result = date("H:i", strtotime('+30 minutes', $last_visited_time)); You can read the PHP manual relating to this HERE. Good luck, let us know the outcome. Regards, Jason Moore

Hi mrfdes, I would seriously consider using some kind of 2NF or possibly 3NF within your database, having all of the details within one row is a little in-efficient.

Hi Jane H, It looks like you need a while loop within your code, otherwise it will just be adding 1 point to the defined variable(s). Check the snippet that I have included below for you. if (isset($_POST['submit'])) { $CorrectAns = 0; $WrongAns = 0; $count = 0; while ($count <= 5) { if ($_POST['ans'.$myrow["Q_ID"]] == $myrow["Correct"]) { $CorrectAns ++; } else { $WrongAns ++; } } } $count++; } $NumofQs = $CorrectAns + $WrongAns; $Total = ($CorrectAns / $NumofQs) * 100; echo $Total; }