Hi there :) I use session variables to do this, once the user has logged in
and you know they are who they say they are, set a session variable using
session_register(isloggedin);
$isloggedin = yes;
And at the top of every page you want protected simply do a check to see if
it is set or not.
Can you accomplish this without having the user logged in? I am unconcerned
with whether or not the user has logged in, I simply need the user to not be
able to bypass a page with a form to go directly to the end page which will
connect and store the form contents into a db.
Thanks in advance,
Hello!!
What I would do is have both the 2 page and the last page on the the
same page!!
All my pages are only two...a form page and a processing page...that's
it
However
You could also have a variable pass from page to page, like a hidden
variable, either in a form, or with
, February 27, 2002 12:03 AM
Subject: [PHP-DB] Re: forced page links...
Can you accomplish this without having the user logged in? I am unconcerned
with whether or not the user has logged in, I simply need the user to not be
able to bypass a page with a form to go directly to the end page
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Subject: [PHP-DB] Re: forced page links...
Can you accomplish this without having the user logged in? I am unconcerned
with whether or not the user has logged in, I simply need the user to not be
able to bypass a page with a form to go directly to the end page which will
connect
