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Username and Paswords
I have a question, u know for username and passwords right.
Right now the way i have mine setup is if the user enters something wrong (password is wrong watever) it just stays at the page wit username and password cleared. Now if the user enters something correctly, how do i send him to another page? Is there any html commands or php ones that do that? |
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RE: Username and Paswords
if statments?
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RE: Username and Paswords
I im suppose to use if statements.. i mean like literally send the person to another webpage.. after he logs in
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RE: Username and Paswords
header(location: http://blah);
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RE: Username and Paswords
maybe you could just have a link in the if statment, say
if() { thank you for signing up, click here to log in } |
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