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Originally posted by strainer
Ok, here is how Boldy's original idea worked great for me:
// Range of numbers
$min = "1"; // Min number
$max = "10"; // Max number
mt_srand(time()); // mt_srand() is used to seed mt_rand()
$RandomValue = mt_rand( $min, $max);
if ($RandomValue == 10) {
header("HTTP/1.0 200 OK");
//echo ( "fooey" ) ;
}
What this does now is only return the 200 OK 10% of the time. The other 90% of the time the user can hit the back key after they see a nice error page. I think I am going to change this to say, 1 ouf 20 and put in production now. Looks great in test...
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Note that that won't give you a 10%. For all you know you could get RandomValue equaling 10 every single time. Unlikely, but possible. Doesn't really matter tho.