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Rating on website - using cookie?
I've questiones about having a rating feature on the product category on web site. In a real world, how does a site remember the user already entered a rating already? I've thoughts that people may use cookie but that means it needs to store a cookie a someone's browser forever? What if the user deleted all the cookies and cache from the browser?
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Ratings are usually stored in cookies, so if the user deletes them, he or she could vote again. Always question yourself this: does this widget have to be absolutely bullet proof? If so, let the user login and registed votes in a database table. If not, store in a cookie (= a more lightweight solution for your website because you can check clientside instead of serverside). Hope this helps.
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