If you don't want to include all of your code on one page (which is what I
would suggest that way they can not bookmark the start page and bypass your
password check), then you could create a Javascript on the page and use it
to redirect the browser. Here is a quick example:
if ($password=='correctPassword') {
echo '<script> document.location.href="newPage.php";</script>';
}
But I would suggest including the Start page info on the same page that
gathers the password. Set a Post variable and check for it's existence on
the top of the form and if it exists then check to see if it is correct, if
it is then show the start page. if it is not then present the password
screen again. This way there is no way they can get to the start page
without entering a correct password.
Jim
-------Original Message-------
From: Rodrigo San Martin
Date: Monday, August 19, 2002 13:41:41
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Redirect
Halo.
I need som help with my script. I need to find a way to redirect my script
to another file. I start with the login file, which is a html file, and send
variables through it to a file I call do_login. This checks if username and
password is correct. On the top of this file I have a if statement that
checks if the user has writen on the username and password box. If not, they
get sent back to the login.html by a header("location:login.html");
Now, if username and password checks out i want to sent them to the start
page. The problem is the I already have sent header information and cant use
Header() anymore.
Can someone tell me an easy way to solve this problem
Thanks...
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Rodrigo San Martin
Institutt for datateknologi og informatikk
http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~rodrigo
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