How To Create A Global Timeout Background Worker In PHP
Jan 28, 2010
Background:
I have an inherited web application that uses Flash AS2 and PHP 5.x on IIS (Windows 2008 R2) with MySQL. There is a setting for a timeout that does not work - no code was ever written but the client has the radio button to turn it on and off. The setting is saved in the MySQL database.
Requirement:
The timeout should give a pop-up when there is 1 minute to go and then redirect to a new page after the time has expired.
Question:
Is there a way to use a global timer as a standalone application (like a background worker in DotNet) without effecting the existing Flash or PHP code? I can think of several ways to include code in the application but I was needing a way to do it without having to add code to the 400 or so pages of existing code. The solution can use ASP.NET or PHP as both are available on the Server.
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