**Hope to not be moderated after all my questions. I have been studying php so please bear with me.
>>>URL!?
scenario: I want to have this subdomain http://login.domain.com and configured it as a subdomain. Pointed/redirected it to a script named login.php.The main problem is I would like for it to stay the same even when I have made it redirected.
testing: When I went to test it and typed the url http://login.domain.com the redirection that I have made on the cpanel would expand it to http://www.domain.com/login.php when all I want for it to stay like the first url without people knowing which script runs.
question: how can i make it stay like it was typed?
>>>get method
scenario: I have this script called login.php which asks for 2 things: dologin and dologout.
i want it to be like this
http://www.domain.com/login.php?dologin&session_maybe_here=123
it will log the user in.
http://www.domain.com/login.php?dologout&session_maybe_here=123
will log the user out.
question: how can i know that the dologin and dologout variable are on the url?
tia,
~kray
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