good tutorial, but i suggest you that whenever you write a single line of code show the result in front end. What you have done is that you created all codes once and then you run the program that is not a good approach to teach. Well, i like your video. keep on
Actually the guy who requested this video was an intermediate developer and he wanted the video tutorial the way it is. If you are at basic level then i would recommend you to watch my recently uploaded video series related to PHP5 & MySQLi. That video is detailed. Thanks for your feedback.
Oh, then it if fine. I was just saying this for the sake of you so that more visitor may come to watch this video. and sir, I am not at basic level of developer. :)
Hello Assad, I am not quite finished viewing this tutorial, but saw at the bottom of the view swindow some sort of Editing software ou are using and is positioned below the browser window. What is that software? I like how it adjusts the CSS layout of the PHP page as ou are writing the values in the editor. Please tell me, what is the editor software and where can I obtain it too? Thanks Thanks. Tim
Hi Tim. I used developer tools in this video. Developer tools are part of every browser. You don't need to install them explicitly. They come up with browser's default installation. Here's a sweet video to learn more about these tools. th-cam.com/video/nV9PLPFTnkE/w-d-xo.html Cheers!!
Assad, I am well versed in development tools as I have been programming since 1994. I was hoping for a more specific answer from what you were using during the video. What browser / versio of browser and more specifically, what was the tool or plugin you were using when doing the CSS? Thanks... Tim
Tim i don't use extra plugins or tools since browser developer tools are sufficient for me. I open my CSS file (whichever i want to edit) in browser tools. This way i don't need to refresh my browser myself over and over again while writing few CSS rules. The styles apply instantly as soon as i type them. You can either use Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. I uploaded this video on Jul 27, 2015 and i keep my browsers updated all the time. In Mozilla Firefox press F12 on your keyboard and select Style Editor tab in developer tools. In Google Chrome press F12 on your keyboard and select Sources and then press CTRL+P and select the CSS file that you want to edit.
gc_maxlifetime has totally different meaning as compared to this tutorial. This tutorial is about how to auto timeout session if the user stays IDLE otherwise the session keeps getting updated with a new life time
this is great video mate, thank u very much
good tutorial, but i suggest you that whenever you write a single line of code show the result in front end.
What you have done is that you created all codes once and then you run the program that is not a good approach to teach.
Well, i like your video. keep on
Actually the guy who requested this video was an intermediate developer and he wanted the video tutorial the way it is. If you are at basic level then i would recommend you to watch my recently uploaded video series related to PHP5 & MySQLi. That video is detailed.
Thanks for your feedback.
Oh, then it if fine.
I was just saying this for the sake of you so that more visitor may come to watch this video.
and sir, I am not at basic level of developer.
:)
Assad Brother please spare some time to making a video on $_SERVER in PHP briefed. That would be really appreciated. You are doing really great work
Don't worry i'll do it for sure.
well done Mr. AssadUllahCh
nice sir
Thank you!
Hello Assad, I am not quite finished viewing this tutorial, but saw at the bottom of the view swindow some sort of Editing software ou are using and is positioned below the browser window. What is that software? I like how it adjusts the CSS layout of the PHP page as ou are writing the values in the editor. Please tell me, what is the editor software and where can I obtain it too? Thanks
Thanks. Tim
Hi Tim. I used developer tools in this video. Developer tools are part of every browser. You don't need to install them explicitly. They come up with browser's default installation.
Here's a sweet video to learn more about these tools. th-cam.com/video/nV9PLPFTnkE/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!!
Assad, I am well versed in development tools as I have been programming since 1994. I was hoping for a more specific answer from what you were using during the video. What browser / versio of browser and more specifically, what was the tool or plugin you were using when doing the CSS? Thanks... Tim
Tim i don't use extra plugins or tools since browser developer tools are sufficient for me. I open my CSS file (whichever i want to edit) in browser tools. This way i don't need to refresh my browser myself over and over again while writing few CSS rules. The styles apply instantly as soon as i type them. You can either use Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. I uploaded this video on Jul 27, 2015 and i keep my browsers updated all the time.
In Mozilla Firefox press F12 on your keyboard and select Style Editor tab in developer tools.
In Google Chrome press F12 on your keyboard and select Sources and then press CTRL+P and select the CSS file that you want to edit.
can't we use gc_maxlifetime to set expire time of the session?
gc_maxlifetime has totally different meaning as compared to this tutorial. This tutorial is about how to auto timeout session if the user stays IDLE otherwise the session keeps getting updated with a new life time
What if user close browser?
then session duration will not be updated and the session will be expired.
here I request another Video
Like a session expires on no activity for 5 minutes like on bank sites.
how do they do that ?
You can use the same logic for that purpose which i explained in the video.