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Notes with Ravinder on Badging System Development Part II
Post 303028218 by RavinderSingh13 on Wednesday 2nd of January 2019 08:21:37 AM
01-02-2019
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Hey Neo,
Following will be my approach in order to get consecutive days BADGE's creation.
Step 1st: Create a field named daily_login_count in user TABLE(mysql).
Step 2nd: Now whenever user logs in to forum then check condition if (TODAY's date-1)==lastvisit(fied value) then add 1 in daily_login_count.(I know this method should be invoked when user is clicking on LOGIN button and able to successfully login
)
Step 3rd:
i- Now check if value of daily_login_count>=1 && daily_login_count<14 then BADGE color should be orangered.
ii- Check if value of daily_login_count>=14 && daily_login_count<30 then BADGE color should be darkorange.
iii- Check if value of daily_login_count>=30 && daily_login_count<60 then BADGE color should be lightgray.
iv- Check if value of daily_login_count>=60 && daily_login_count<90 then BADGE color should be limegreen.
v- Check if value of daily_login_count>=90 && daily_login_count<120 then BADGE color should be blue.
vi- Check if value of daily_login_count>=120 && daily_login_count<150 then BADGE color should be indigo.
vii- Check if value of daily_login_count>=150 && daily_login_count<180 then BADGE color should be black.
Step 4th: In case condition 2nd is NOT TRUE means user is logging after some days then make daily_login_count=1 and change BADGE color to red.
Thanks,
R. Singh
Following will be my approach in order to get consecutive days BADGE's creation.
Step 1st: Create a field named daily_login_count in user TABLE(mysql).
Step 2nd: Now whenever user logs in to forum then check condition if (TODAY's date-1)==lastvisit(fied value) then add 1 in daily_login_count.(I know this method should be invoked when user is clicking on LOGIN button and able to successfully login
)Step 3rd:
i- Now check if value of daily_login_count>=1 && daily_login_count<14 then BADGE color should be orangered.
ii- Check if value of daily_login_count>=14 && daily_login_count<30 then BADGE color should be darkorange.
iii- Check if value of daily_login_count>=30 && daily_login_count<60 then BADGE color should be lightgray.
iv- Check if value of daily_login_count>=60 && daily_login_count<90 then BADGE color should be limegreen.
v- Check if value of daily_login_count>=90 && daily_login_count<120 then BADGE color should be blue.
vi- Check if value of daily_login_count>=120 && daily_login_count<150 then BADGE color should be indigo.
vii- Check if value of daily_login_count>=150 && daily_login_count<180 then BADGE color should be black.
Step 4th: In case condition 2nd is NOT TRUE means user is logging after some days then make daily_login_count=1 and change BADGE color to red.
Thanks,
R. Singh
Last edited by RavinderSingh13; 01-02-2019 at 11:22 AM..
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