first of all you should specify a the second table "lidmaatschap" in
your "FROM" statement (doesn't work for me if i don't)

then you should look into $sth->fetchrow_hashref

then look into quoting&placeholders (especially when dealing with stuff
like passwords)

then try this: depending on whether the user logged on successfully or
not, let your script throw out a redirect-header:

print "location: http://whereever.you.want\n\n";;

(where the URL can be $ENV{HTTP_REFERER} , but noone said that there
must be anything in that scalar)

on the other hand, when doing something like a shopping system, DO look
into session-ids, session-handling, cookies, ip-logging, etc. it isn't
as easy as one likes to think.

another option would be to print out the html-redirector:

-----------------------
print <<EOH;
content-type: text/html

<html>
<head>
        <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2; URL=start.pl">
        <title>
                Redirector
        </title>
</head>
<body>
You'll be redirected in two seconds
</body>
</html>
----------------

but that is not really necessary because of the http-headers.

hope i could help, and feel free to email me if you have more questions
(since this topic is kinda offtopic [more of a html/security/perl
thing].

Moritz von Schweinitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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