Re: [PHP] Page load based on logic

2004-07-31 Thread Justin Patrin
On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 01:58:48 -0400, Michael Harding
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> Thank you.
> 
> You suggestion will work for some cases.  However it doesn't actually load a
> different page.  Sometime I will need to load a completely new URL instead
> of just a local PHP page...ie: www.somepage.com.
> 

If you want the user to actually see a different URL, then you *must*
redirect them using a Location header or a meta refresh or javascript.

If all you want is to display the content from another page within
your script (but why you'd want to do this I don't knowall of its
internal links would probably be broken), you should be able to do:
readfile('http://example.com');

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Re: [PHP] Page load based on logic

2004-07-31 Thread Michael Harding
Huh?  I don't understand.

Sorry...

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Re: [PHP] Page load based on logic

2004-07-30 Thread Jason Wong
On Saturday 31 July 2004 13:58, Michael Harding wrote:

> You suggestion will work for some cases.  However it doesn't actually load
> a different page.  Sometime I will need to load a completely new URL
> instead of just a local PHP page...ie: www.somepage.com.

What exactly is it that you want to do?

1) redirect the use to a different -- the URL will change

or

2) output something different -- the URL will not change

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Re: [PHP] Page load based on logic

2004-07-30 Thread Michael Harding
Thank you.

You suggestion will work for some cases.  However it doesn't actually load a
different page.  Sometime I will need to load a completely new URL instead
of just a local PHP page...ie: www.somepage.com.

Thanks

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Re: [PHP] Page load based on logic

2004-07-30 Thread Justin Patrin
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 17:12:01 -0400, Michael Harding
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a if statement.
> 
> if (this){
> load page1.php;
> } else {
> load page2.php;
> }
> 
> I simply want to go to different page depending on the results of a logic
> statement.  I can't find a function or statement that allow me to pass the
> page to.  I am looking for a "load()" or goto() type call.
> 
> I do NOT want to do the "header" thing and reload the same page back onto
> itself.
> 
> I can't believe a language as powerful as PHP does have this basic function.
> I must be missing it.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 

if($cond == true) {
  include('page1.php');
} else {
  include('page2.php');
}

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[PHP] Page load based on logic

2004-07-30 Thread Michael Harding
I have a if statement.

if (this){
load page1.php;
} else {
load page2.php;
}

I simply want to go to different page depending on the results of a logic
statement.  I can't find a function or statement that allow me to pass the
page to.  I am looking for a "load()" or goto() type call.

I do NOT want to do the "header" thing and reload the same page back onto
itself.

I can't believe a language as powerful as PHP does have this basic function.
I must be missing it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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