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Voting Per IP using PHP/MySQL and jquery

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argie
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 - 10:33
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In this code you will learn on how to create a voting system per IP address. Voting system per IP address means that the IP address can vote only once. The unique feature of this code is that it has a graphical result represented by the graph and the voter can print and download the graphical result. Leave comment on this post if you have a comment or question, I'm happy to entertain your question guys, happy coding :)

database name:votingcharts



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voting per ip address in php and jquery
voting with charts using php and jquery
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