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Nov 13, 2009, 2:38 PM
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On Fri, 2009-11-13 at 15:10 -0700, Jon Jensen wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Nov 2009, Rick Bragg wrote:
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> > Just a quick thought, [set] and [seti] with individual session timers
> > does it exist?
> >
> > example: [set name=mytimer duration=60]1[/set]
> >
> > That variable would stay in the session for 60 seconds, then be cleared.
> > Of course this would be overridden by the life of the session, or any
> > other clearing such as logout etc. Has anybody done anything like this?
>
> I haven't ever seen anything like that.
>
> You could probably do it in an Autoload that would look for that scratch
> variable in the session and remove it if the last session access was
> longer ago than you want to keep.
>
> There's a $Session->{time} variable, but that will probably already have
> been updated by the time you read it. So you may need to store the time
> alongside the scratch variable yourself and then subtract to see how old
> it is.
>
> Jon
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Thanks, yea, that's what I do now, it was a thought that just jumped in
my head as it would be really handy. Anyway, more important things...
Rick
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