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dsick
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quick question

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I have a page on my website, that displays certain information about a user, you could probably call it member statistics i guess, i want to make sure every value on the page is set to NULL untill the user dose an action, say i have a button, and every-time the button is clicked, lets call this button complete, when the user clicks on complete, a number is added to the completed actions which is set to 0 by default on every users member page,what im wanting to know is how do i make each page unique, cause the way i am mapping this out when ever a user clicks the complete button, the default value of 0 is incremented on every-single member page, i want it to only effect their member page, also each member has a content page that shows there submitted content, and the way im mapping this, is when ever a user uploads a file it is uploaded to the general sites content, - and in there content it shows content from the entire site, it should only show the content they uploaded, I need to know some ways i can interact with users to make each page unique.. now im not sure but im guessing i can get the auto-incrementing ID from the registration form they submitted, Im looking for more information on auto-incrementing Id but maybe you guys can help me.


another ideal i had was create another page when a user registers, then this page will be there member page, and the page will have its own id, this way when ever they upload content it is uploaded to there page, heres an example..

posting.php?mode=edit&f=39&p=------>(530377) <-----

im going to have the member upload content to the Page ID. and im going to have a way to get the ID of the page.......
tech603
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Re: quick question

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You may find this utility useful for testing the user side of things.

http://seleniumhq.org/

Hope this helps.
dsick
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Re: quick question

Post by dsick »

thanks man
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