[PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread matthew perry 
?if($logIn != 1) {header(Location: loginError.php);}?

Why does this direct me to loginError.php even when $logIn = 1?

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Re: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread Daniel Clark 
Hum.  Is $logIn null at times?!?!

 ?if($logIn != 1) {header(Location: loginError.php);}?

 Why does this direct me to loginError.php even when $logIn = 1?

 - Matt

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RE: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread Erik Meyer 
Have you tried:
?php if (!$login=1) {header(Location: loginerror.php);)?

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Hum.  Is $logIn null at times?!?!

 ?if($logIn != 1) {header(Location: loginError.php);}?

 Why does this direct me to loginError.php even when $logIn = 1?

 - Matt

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Re: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread John W. Holmes 
From: matthew perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 ?if($logIn != 1) {header(Location: loginError.php);}?

 Why does this direct me to loginError.php even when $logIn = 1?

It doesn't. Double check your value of $logIn by printing it out or using
print_r/vardump/etc...

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RE: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread Daniel Clark 
I think that would try to set $login=1.

Need two ==

 Have you tried:
 ?php if (!$login=1) {header(Location: loginerror.php);)?

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 To: matthew perry
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 Hum.  Is $logIn null at times?!?!

 ?if($logIn != 1) {header(Location: loginError.php);}?

 Why does this direct me to loginError.php even when $logIn = 1?

 - Matt

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Re: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread John W. Holmes 
From: Erik Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Have you tried:
 ?php if (!$login=1) {header(Location: loginerror.php);)?

Uhmm... Have _YOU_ tried that???

= vs == ?

;)

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RE: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread Erik Meyer 
I am testing now testing it with the ==, silly mistake

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From: Erik Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Have you tried:
 ?php if (!$login=1) {header(Location: loginerror.php);)?

Uhmm... Have _YOU_ tried that???

= vs == ?

;)

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RE: [PHP-DB] headers and if statements

2004-04-30 Thread Daniel Clark 
We've ALL done it before :-)

 I am testing now testing it with the ==, silly mistake

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 From: Erik Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Have you tried:
 ?php if (!$login=1) {header(Location: loginerror.php);)?

 Uhmm... Have _YOU_ tried that???

 = vs == ?

 ;)

 ---John Holmes...

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