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Osorojo
United States46 Posts
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R1CH
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mavsfan0041
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RogerX
New Zealand3180 Posts
Hows it feel after taking your wisdom teeth out? | ||
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Osorojo
United States46 Posts
Having the wisdom teeth out is good except for the fact that I can only eat soft foods right now. But on the bright side percocet makes everything better! Maybe I should have saved some for when I'm actually in pain... jk lol. I feel fine, just waiting for the mouth to heal up so that I can be normal again | ||
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Hidden_MotiveS
Canada2562 Posts
 How does remember me work? Like I know you've got a checkbox in a login form, and I know that you never get logged out as long as you live. Even if you close a browser or restart the computer you stay logged in. 1. Does that mean you create a cookie that doesn't expire for years that instantiates a session? Or do you store the session and make a field (stay logged in) on the database? I guess you can't really get around having a cookie either way. There's no other way of tracking down a user. I've made a joomla login form where the remember me checkbox is hidden, and it's value is assigned to yes by default. It seems to work fine at the moment. But I can't seem to make stay logged in sessions work with php-calendar. If the user closes their browser they get logged off. I don't want to modify the code too much, and I guess it's fine as it's a nice security bonus to have sessions work like that. But for the future, it'd be good to know how to make my own infinite sessions. http://www.php-calendar.com/ | ||
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