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PHP: Is there a way to run a Function only once when a logged in user accesses a page multiple times?

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PHP: Is there a way to run a Function only once when a logged in user accesses a page multiple times?
posted Mar 25, 2016 by Ritika Sharma

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create a session variable for eg count which is created when user logged in for the first time and initialize it with zero..
so when users accesses a page ,increment the count value in the script where we check whether the user session is valid or not...
so for the second time count value increments to one..within the same script use if($count==0) call the function...so it will run for the first time...when logging out..invalidate this count session variable also...

answer Mar 28, 2016 by Aman Mehrotra
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