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Thanks man.

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@OP, You seems to be on track.

Just to add, you need not write a separate query
to select the firsttime column, select it
in the query for validating users at login.

Make the firsttime column 0 by default.

Then proceed as explained in the above post.

Let's know how it goes.

Thanks man, checking it out, but have you actually
implemented it, what's the experience like.

Any one with an idea?

This na jamb question o.

If there's a way of 'freezing' time on the testing server,
then the function will return a constant output,
haven't figure out how to do that yet.

Mathematically equivalent approaches:

(a + b) * a = a² + (a*b)

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To all the graphics gurus here, you might like to
play with this in your spare time, and I think is
a good idea - design a graphic(jpeg,png) mock up
of a Nairaland forum page - using a different concept
and let's see it here - just for fun, not that it
will change anything.

He sabi select o!

Waoh. This should be in the programming section.

I think it made the front page because it's
a topic that might be of interest to people
that use mobile phones.

Good idea, just like Digg.

...but if you are not good at web design you
can't make much money from it. Go for what
you are best at, they are all lucrative...

Looks like omo_to_dun was there too.

It seems you've made the important discovery that
programming is not all about knowing programming languages
but solving problems, rather than choke yourself with more
programming languages, i'll advise you develop your problem
solving skills (with the language you know already, later you
can learn more languages if you want to). The 'secret' is :
PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. Remember "Practice makes perfect";
look for projects to work on, if you get stuck, ask questions or
use google, you'll make mistakes but then that is part of the
learning process.

Interesting and nice:

Forget uploading resumes or filling out forms on some job board.
Backend-as-a-service company Parse is inviting potential hires
to apply via its Parse API. In what initially looks like an added
barrier to entry, the company is hoping its cheeky and geeky move
will attract the sort of developers who think in JSON.

All that’s required is your name, email address, a message describing
why you’d be a great fit and an array of URLs. Oh, and be sure to set
the Content-Type as application/json, but I’m sure you’d have done that
by habit, right?

In a highly competitive market for developers, is Parse making it harder
for people to apply? For the right fit, the company might be making it easier.

Source:
http://blog.programmableweb.com/2012/02/02/jobseekers-invited-to-apply-via-api/

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