On 7/31/05, BigNate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if i put in some test code right before the include(""); statement, it
> gets into the else loop but won't go where it should and doesn't even
> exit; All it does is reload the login form, or mydomain.com/Acct1 which
> is where we started.
Your script determines which account to use - right....
i'll assume it is scanning the 'URL' to determine it - right ?
How about :- include("http://yoursite.com/get.php?account=4";)
(replace with your URL / PHP script. - Then let your script search
for the 'account' variable - instead of checking the URL...
I havnt tried it, but it should work..
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G Stewart
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