Please test my new PHP-MySQL site!

[Rakuli]

I can change my answers as many times as I like. You've got no way of knowing if the form has been submitted previously.

I just hit back and submit as over and over until I get 100%... And I didn't even read the questions.

You give the option to retake the tests but also give all the answers after the form is submitted once.

Also, if I follow any of the links on the left panel after logging in and try to take a test from the links within those pages I am logged out...

You really should use Sessions.

[RohanShenoy]

@Rakuli
You could change your answers because I have set the limit high to 21. In actual, it would be 2 or 3.
You can neither load the question paper nor submit the answer sheet more than 21 times. Each time you take the test, it is recorded. Each time you submit the test, it is recorded.

But yes, that gives me a suggestion that on submit, all radio buttons should be disabled!

[Rakuli]

What you don't understand though is that disabling the buttons with javascript means that they are enabled again when you go back... You can still change the answers of questions already answered.

[RohanShenoy]

Originally Posted by Rakuli

What you don't understand though is that disabling the buttons with javascript means that they are enabled again when you go back... You can still change the answers of questions already answered.

Yes, but to go forward, you would have to hit the submit button and that would count as an attempt.

And yes, I will agree that sessions is better idea but I think its late for implementing

[longstand]

I have had my own share of problems the week learning about sessions & the need for implimenting cookies into a website, thats why even as a learner i can see no reason for a login in your site. You may aswell just have have a counting system to see how many people are taking the test instead.... or somethink similer!

[RohanShenoy]

Originally Posted by longstand

I have had my own share of problems the week learning about sessions & the need for implimenting cookies into a website, thats why even as a learner i can see no reason for a login in your site. You may aswell just have have a counting system to see how many people are taking the test instead.... or somethink similer!

Its not a free service It paid. Only the demo is free!

[RohanShenoy]

Originally Posted by Rakuli

I can change my answers as many times as I like. You've got no way of knowing if the form has been submitted previously.

I just hit back and submit as over and over until I get 100%... And I didn't even read the questions.

Now I have made some changes so that as soon as the user clicks back button, he is again taken to the result page so. So he can't change the answer!

[Jack Franklin]

Rohan could you set up a demo account please?

[RohanShenoy]

Originally Posted by jackfranklin

Rohan could you set up a demo account please?

Sure, I think I cud hav done that earlier
username: demo
pass: demo

[Jack Franklin]

Cheers. Be easier than registering

[CloudedVision]

I hacked into your site. When you login it sends your username and password to a PHP script. If the username and password is correct it sends you to the control panel with your username and a pass code. Copied the passcode and swapped the username, and I'm in. Might want to fix that security flaw.

[RohanShenoy]

Originally Posted by CloudedVision

I hacked into your site. When you login it sends your username and password to a PHP script. If the username and password is correct it sends you to the control panel with your username and a pass code. Copied the passcode and swapped the username, and I'm in. Might want to fix that security flaw.

Thanks a lot for honestly letting me know that
Fixing it soon!
Would such a flaw risk my databases? I think I won't but still need your inputs