ITEC 325 2015fall ibarland

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extra credit

Due: 2015.Dec.11 (Fri) 23:59.

1. Make your okaymon-form sticky. (See Part III, as well.)
2. Include login-sessions.

   An Okaymon-trainer must enter a password, to log in. Anybody can view the summary of existing Okaymon, but only logged-in users can enter new Okaymon. After 1 minute of inactivity (not submitting any requests to the server), the user will be be logged out. Also, a logout button is available for logging out.

   You can just have the password be “Oakie”, or for more credit you can have a full-fledged establish-account page and track user accounts in a database.

3. Provide for editing Okaymon in the database: Editing should bring you to the new-Okaymon form, but with all the existing info already filled.

   If you complete both I and III, do not repeat code; instead re-use the same code. It is relatively easy to do this, once your code is set up well.

4. Add a foreign-key constraint, so that your Okaymon-database can only store valid energy-types. Make sure that you have the valid types defined in only one place.

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