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right, I’m trying to make it so users can only reset their hwid every 3 months

Here’s how I’ve done it but I’ve never had to mess with php time before (I use timestamp)
 

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right, I’m trying to make it so users can only reset their hwid every 3 months

Here’s how I’ve done it but I’ve never had to mess with php time before (I use timestamp)
What is actually the question here? :thinking:
 

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What is actually the question here? :thinking:
im asking how the hell do i make it so if the time in the database is less than 3 months then throw them an error that says you need to wait x ammount of time

or if its 3 months or over then let them reset their hwid
 

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Surely it would make alot more sense to make an AI field that updates daily that counts to 90? This would allow you to simply run a query to get the datafield for the column of the specified id. Assign this to a variable, then compare this variable to be >=90?

Cuts a hell of alot of corners, but it's the simplest solution that I can see. Here's so pseudo code for this.

Code:
$con = new PDO("mysql:host=$serverinfo;dbname=$databasename", "$username", "password");
$check_time = $con->prepare("SELECT `reset_time` FROM `user_table` WHERE id=":userid"");
$check_time->exectute();
if($check_time >=90){
      //HWID reset functions here;
} else {
     //fail/errormessage here;
}


It's late, Ive been out all day with the Missus and had a few to drink, please let me know if this wasn't what you were asking for.
 
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