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 In addition to storing tracks in DB and sessions you can set cookies to prevent logging same page from other browsers.
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In addition to storing tracks in DB and sessions you can set cookies to prevent logging same page from other browsers.

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I think easiest way would be if you set a complete field in you mysql db for English, Math and Science. When the user finish the test, make sure your mysql db gets updated. you can send a hidden value on update to mysql. <br />
ok so then how to prevent the users going back? Put a check on each of your page at the top<br />
something like this<br />
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if($row[&quot;complete&quot;]==1) {<br />
// redirect them <br />
} else<br />
{<br />
//your test<br />
}<br />
<br />
hope this helps
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I think easiest way would be if you set a complete field in you mysql db for English, Math and Science. When the user finish the test, make sure your mysql db gets updated. you can send a hidden value on update to mysql.
ok so then how to prevent the users going back? Put a check on each of your page at the top
something like this

if($row["complete"]==1) {
// redirect them
} else
{
//your test
}

hope this helps

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Thank you very much. You have been a fantastic help.
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Thank you very much. You have been a fantastic help.

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Hi,<br />
I am working on an online assessment test:<br />
3 test pages, with form inputs (multiple choice). Tests taken one after the other (English, Maths and Science). The users sing in and login before they can start the tests.<br />
Is there any way to stop the user to go back to the test page they have completed and left, without restricting their access to the test pages not yet accessed. <br />

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Hi,
I am working on an online assessment test:
3 test pages, with form inputs (multiple choice). Tests taken one after the other (English, Maths and Science). The users sing in and login before they can start the tests.
Is there any way to stop the user to go back to the test page they have completed and left, without restricting their access to the test pages not yet accessed. 


Stopping user to return to the previous page

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