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<?php | |
//on pageload | |
session_start(); | |
$idletime=60;//after 60 seconds the user gets logged out | |
if (time()-$_SESSION['timestamp']>$idletime){ | |
session_destroy(); | |
session_unset(); | |
}else{ | |
$_SESSION['timestamp']=time(); | |
} | |
//on session creation | |
$_SESSION['timestamp']=time(); |
If you can use JavaScript that is work.
Like this : setTimeout(function(){ location.reload(); }, 60005); // 60005 milliseconds
Can anyone help me how can I user above code in CodeIgniter?
Not working in codeigniter! "timestamp" is said to be an undefined index.
This is ok...but how to check wheather a user is doing activity...and after then only we will logout the user!!!
Thanks for the snippet! I modified it to work php7
** put this line in your login script - must have already done a session_start() **
$_SESSION['timestamp']=time();
** Load this on every page **
session_start();
$autologout=1800;
//after 15 minutes of inactivity the user gets logged out
$lastactive = $_SESSION['timestamp'] ?? 0;
// Use of 'Null Coalescing Operator' - pulls the timestamp or sets it to 0.
if (time()-$lastactive>$autologout){
$_SESSION = array(); // Clear the session data
setcookie(session_name(), false, time()-3600); // Clear the cookie
session_destroy(); // Destroy the session data
}else {
$_SESSION['timestamp']=time(); //Or reset the timestamp
}
Question is there a way, force the page to refresh when the time out is reached?
like coding a refresh() method? or does it already exist in php?