I am attempting to make a basic login script in Active4D and have been
successful until I added in a redirect command. 

 

The page is /web/login/process_login.a4d and the area of code in question
looks like this:

.

.           

reduce selection([Users]; 0)

set session("loginError"; "Invalid Username, or there is a problem with your
Username.  Please try again.")

redirect("/login/login.a4d")       

.

.

 

The redirect command resides in three different places within the page and
every single time it gets to one, the browser fails.  I have tried setting it
to redirect to "login.a4d" and to "/login.a4d" to no avail.

In IE 7.0.5730.11 the page just remains blank and does not redirect though it
has processed all the relevant code.  In Firefox 2.0.0.6 I get this message:
Your browser could not fulfill a redirect request. Please click here
<http://192.168.168.105/login/login.a4d>  to go the intended destination.

If I click the link, it takes me where I need to go.

 

Active4D is running on 4DServer 2004.6r2 and on a Mac with OSX 10.4.10.

 

What am I doing wrong?

 

 

Sincerely, 

Jason Tupeck
InterTech USA, Inc.
6070 Industrial Road
Missoula, MT 59808-8412
Phone: 406.549.8998 x231
Toll-Free: 800.291.6517 x231
Fax: 406.721.7991
Web: http://www.intertech-usa.com <http://www.intertech-usa.com/>  

 


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