It has to do with the $name variable, if you've fixed the code to check for
equality instead of setting the variable:
if ($name=='admin') {
Echo $name and make sure that it is actually getting set..
Also make sure your header information is before html.. let's see.. yeah
that's about all I can think of.. if $name is echoing something then I have
no clue why it's not working :(
Rick
> Did I forget everything in a few months?
> if ($name='admin') {
> header("Location: $MYPATH/admin.php");
> }
>
> Doesn't. That is it doesn't redirect to whatever $MYPATH/admin.php
> translates to. Doing an echo $MYPATH directly after the line shows that the
> path is interpreted correctly - and the file exists (I checked). And the
> $name is correct - echo $name gives admin. And neither does the php.net
> example work ...
>
> if ($name='admin') {
> header("Location: http://www.php.net/";);
> }
>
> doesn't redirect to php.net.
>
> *sigh*
>
> Martin
>
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