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  1. Cherif
    Hello everybody, A simple question which is haunting me for a couple of days now. I have a table MEMBERS (where all my members are listed with different info. Most importantly there is one field: MemberUntil (Date Time Value) How is it possible for me to NOT allow a member to log in if the date is greater than the date under the field: MemberUntil? I have tried on VIEWS but the whole logic doesn't work. AND >> Members_MemberUntil >> Greater >> (then I have to manually input a date). I would like to be able to say: IF MemberUntil is greater than the date stated in the field MemberUntil, then this specific member will not be able to use his login details. Thank you so much for your time and consideration Cherif
  2. Cherif
    Thanks a lot ! When you say " Every time a FreeUser logs in: -stamp his UserID in the UserID field - stamp the current datetime in the "logindatetime" field. Everytime a FreeUser completes a search -Increase the SearchCount with an increment of 1 " Do you mean that I will have to do that manually everytime?
  3. Cherif
    Hey there. So tried to do it. I created my table, but I do not know where to input the Javascript ... :S
  4. Cherif

    Hey there!

     

    Thanks a lot for your reply on my  Limit the number of search by user?  post.

     

    Just a quick question. When you say:

     

    ==

    Every time a FreeUser logs in:

    - stamp the datetime in the "logindatetime" field.

     

    Everytime a FreeUser completes a search 

    -Increase the SearchCount with an increment of 1

     

    ==

     

    Do you mean that I have to do it manually everytime? Is there no way for it to be done automatically ?

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    2. TWIRED

      TWIRED

      In the first Search submission page,

      you would have  a script - something like this in the footer

      -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      <script>

      var maxsearchesallowed=5;


      var searchdate=[@authfield:A1_DUMMY_USER_AUTH_INFO_TABLE_DummyUserSearchDate*];

      var counter=0;
      var counter="[@authfield:A1_DUMMY_USER_AUTH_INFO_TABLE_DummyCount#]";

      var paiduser="[@authfield:A1_DUMMY_USER_AUTH_INFO_TABLE_DummyPaidUser]";

      var today = new Date();
      //alert(today);
      var dd = today.getDate();
      //alert("todays date= " + dd);
      var mm = today.getMonth()+1; //January is 0!
      //alert("todays month= " + mm);

      var yyyy = today.getFullYear();
      if(dd<10){
          dd='0'+dd;
      } 
      if(mm<10){
          mm='0'+mm;
      } 
      var today = mm+'/'+dd+'/'+yyyy;

      today=new Date(today);
      searchdate=new Date(searchdate);

      counter=Number(counter)+1;

      //alert("received today= " +today);
      //alert("counter=" + counter);
      //alert("received searchdate= " +searchdate);

       

      function checkvalid() {

      if((today > searchdate) && (paiduser=="No" && Number(counter) < Number(maxsearchesallowed) ) )
      {
      alert("allow to search");


      document.getElementById("[@authfield:A1_DUMMY_USER_AUTH_INFO_TABLE_DummyUserSearchDate*]").value=today;

      document.getElementById("[@authfield:A1_DUMMY_USER_AUTH_INFO_TABLE_DummyCount#]").value=counter;
      //alert("counter="+counter);
      } 

      else
      {
      alert("sorry, you have exceeded your quota!");
      window.location("REDIRECT_URL_to_Anotherpage.html");
      return false;
      }
      }

      checkvalid();
      </script>

    3. TWIRED

      TWIRED

      Updated code that works...

      based on setup

       

      <script>

      var maxsearchesallowed=5;

      var counter=0;
      var counter="[@field:DummyCount#]";

      var paiduser="[@authfield:A1_DUMMY_USER_AUTH_INFO_TABLE_DummyPaidUser]";
      alert("paiduser= "+paiduser);

      //----------------------today date format---

      var today = new Date();
      //alert(today);
      var dd = today.getDate();
      //alert("todays date= " + dd);
      var mm = today.getMonth()+1; //January is 0!
      //alert("todays month= " + mm);

      var yyyy = today.getFullYear();
      if(dd<10){
          dd='0'+dd;
      } 
      if(mm<10){
          mm='0'+mm;
      } 
      var today = mm+'/'+dd+'/'+yyyy;

      //today=new Date(today);

      var searchdate=document.getElementById("EditRecordDummyUserSearchDate").value;

      alert("today=  "+today);
      alert("searchdate= " + searchdate);


      //test
      //today=searchdate;

      function myFunction() 
      {
      if((today => searchdate) && (paiduser=="No" && Number(counter) < Number(maxsearchesallowed) ) )
      {
      alert("allow to search");
      document.getElementById("EditRecordDummyUserSearchDate").value=today;

      //counter=Number(counter)+1;
      document.getElementById("EditRecordDummyCount").value=Number(counter)+1;
      //alert("counter="+counter);
      } 

      else
      {
      alert("sorry, you have exceeded your quota!");
      window.location("http://www.tripatwork.com/sa-test-pages---2.html");

      }
      }
      document.getElementById("caspioform").onsubmit=myFunction; 

      </script>

    4. TWIRED

      TWIRED

      Heres a working model that works

       

      http://www.tripatwork.com/test-searchsubmit-page.html

       

      user: cherif@cherif.com

      pass : cherif

  5. Cherif
    Thanks a lot !! I will try that and let you know how it goes !
  6. Cherif
    Hello, I have set up a search form with Caspio. Lets assume there are 2 types of users: those who pay and those who use the service for free. Is there any way to limit the daily number of searches which the free user can run (say to 3 or 5 searches per day), while the users who are paying can run as many searches as they want daily, Thanks for your help !
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