PHP Disguise

Sessions are easier to handle and will only last until the user closes the browser = Instant logout / session deletion, however a mixture is good :)

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Originally Posted by Beau

Nice idea actually, never would have thought of it myself. I'd be using sessions as oppose to cookies however, although that really is just an individual preference I guess.

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Was Danny's idea orig :)

And i might make a new version but the admin chooses whether to use sessions or cookies?

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Originally Posted by MrCraig

Was Danny's idea orig :)

And i might make a new version but the admin chooses whether to use sessions or cookies?

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Nah, no point IMO. Only admin feature required would be to change the amount of times one needs to refresh the page.

Just as a quick rewrite, it would probably be more secure to use sessions for something like this, plus the code can be optimised quite easily.

For example, this (if java hasn't completely overridden my php ability) should do pretty much the same with less bloat & better readabilty.

PHP Code:

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<?php
session_start(); // start sessions
 
//Change these
$noDisplayMessage =" no site ere ";
$timesNeeded = 3; //how many refreshes are needed to view page
//Don't Change
if($_SESSION['views']<$timesNeeded) //PHP will initialise at zero.
{
    $_SESSION['views']++; //increment sessions counter
    die($noDisplayMessage); //die and show message
}
?>

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-include at top of pages

A possible further optimisation would be to put the code in another file, then u can just include it when ever you need it. Only issue is with sessions as it may conflict if its initialised a second time in the main code... a simple edit would fix that though.

Omg awesome script. Good work.

This is the one I use to hide sites from teachers at school, own code:

PHP Code:

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<?php

ob_start();

$no = "Nothing here.";
$yes = "You're well smart.";

if(!$_COOKIE['views']){
    setcookie("views","1");
    die($no);
}elseif($_COOKIE['views'] == "1"){
    setcookie("views","2");
    die($no);
}elseif($_COOKIE['views'] == "2"){
    setcookie("views","3");
    die($no);
}elseif($_COOKIE['views'] == "3"){
    die($yes);
}

?>

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Originally Posted by lolwut

This is the one I use to hide sites from teachers at school, own code:

PHP Code:

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<?php

ob_start();

$no = "Nothing here.";
$yes = "You're well smart.";

if(!$_COOKIE['views']){
    setcookie("views","1");
    die($no);
}elseif($_COOKIE['views'] == "1"){
    setcookie("views","2");
    die($no);
}elseif($_COOKIE['views'] == "2"){
    setcookie("views","3");
    die($no);
}elseif($_COOKIE['views'] == "3"){
    die($yes);
}

?>

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Again, lots of wasted code, you only need one check, not 4 :rolleyes:

(or 2 if you want the pre final code message to appear o.0)

The greater than / less than comparisons <> are there for a reason.

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Originally Posted by 01101101entor

Again, lots of wasted code, you only need one check, not 4 :rolleyes:

(or 2 if you want the pre final code message to appear o.0)

The greater than / less than comparisons <> are there for a reason.

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<?php

ob_start();

$no = "Nothing here.";
$yes = "You're well smart.";

if($_COOKIE['views'] == "3"){
echo("$yes");
}else{
setcookie("views", ++);
die($no);
}

?>

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Originally Posted by Oojamaflip

<?php

ob_start();

$no = "Nothing here.";
$yes = "You're well smart.";

if($_COOKIE['views'] == "3"){
echo("$yes");
}else{
setcookie("views", ++);
die($no);
}

?>

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A few logical + syntactical errors there.
++ requires a variable to add to.
Secondly, if we assume the cookie set was actually storeing an incriment counted, it would only ever display yes and the final page on the 3rd viewing, then never again after that till the cookie was deleited or expired? Which could be a pain in the ****

Again, why the hell are you using cookies.
Sessions are better, plus they are there for the browser session, cookies are there.. until.. a while.