PLS I NEED HELP WITH MY CODE....HELP!

[stallonmabro]

Pls, how can i get this php code to redirect to the first header location url whenever the user input matches anyone of the numbers in the $tracking = array, and redirects to the second header location whenever the user input doesnt match any of the numbers in the $tracking = array.

 

<?php
    $tracking = $_post['tracking']; //your form method is post

    $tracking = array('91911', '91914', '91915', '91932', '91942', '91945', '91950', '92014', '92025', '92027', '92029', '92037', '92064', '92065', '92067', '92071', '92075', '92101', '92102', '92103', '92104', '92105', '92106', '92107', '92108', '92109', '92110', '92111', '92113', '92114', '92115', '92116', '92117', '92118', '92119', '92120', '92121', '92122', '92123', '92124', '92126', '92127', '92128', '92129', '92130', '92131', '92132', '92134', '92135', '92139', '92140', '92145', '92147', '92154', '92173');

    if (in_array($tracking, $tracking)){
        header("Location: http://queensdeliverys.com/".$_post['selection']);
        exit;
    } else {
            header("Location: http://www.pureflo.com");
            exit;
   }

 

 

this is the html form action and method details.

 

<form action="/QDS-tracking/validate.php" id="search-form" method="get" name="tracking"><input class="s-f-input search" id="order_number" name="TrackingModel[order_number]" placeholder="Enter your Order Number" tabindex="1" type="text" /><input class="search-btn" name="yt0" type="submit" value="Track" /></form>

?>

 

any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks

 

 

 

this is the link you can test the code on.

 

queensdeliverys.com/QDS-tracking/tracking.html

 

and it should redirect to http://queensdeliverys.com if the code is fixed, and http://www.pureflo.com if it isnt fix yet.

 

 

thanks!!

[Barand]

try using different variable names for the input and the array.

[ginerjm]

Where to start?

 

1 - post code in the forum properly using the tags as described in the rules.

 

2 - Learn at least a LITTLE bit about php - specifically that it is case-sensitive. That means that $_post['tracking'] is invalid.

 

3 - Turn on php error checking in all your scripts during development so that things like #2 show up as the errors that they are.

 

4 - When writing code put statements on separate lines. Makes reading them much easier as well as editing later on.

 

Yes - do as Barand suggested but also do try to do some of the things that I just posted before you post more code here. It will greatly help your cause.

[Barand]

Also note that you do not have an input in your form with the name "tracking", so $_POST['tracking'] will not exist.