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This sort of makes sense to me. I'm fairly new with this stuff but I think I understand. Now - would this keep things secure and prevent a user from manually entering a different user's directory location? So after they hit submit on the login system, would I just do a if/then/else statement and check the username and if $user1 just include $user1_files, etc etc? Any more help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Nick
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CleoK, You could add a <meta> tag to link back to your index.php page. That's a nice, simple way to do it. So you can set the thank you page to display for 3 seconds (or whatever you want) then it goes back automatically. Just do this.... <head> <meta http-equiv='refresh' content='4; url=index.php'> </head> The <meta> tag has to be between your <head></head> tags. Where it says "content='4;" - the for is for 4 seconds, you can change it to whatever you like. Just play with it and see which one you like. Hope this helps.
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Hi Everyone, First off, thanks for taking the time to look at my post. I'm a first time user of PHPFreaks and so far it seems like a nice site. So thanks for having me. I did some searching on the forums to see if my question could have already been answered but no such luck as of yet. So, onto the question: I used a script for creating a PHP/MySQL login system. It works just fine, I'm just having a problem trying to figure out how to get it to point the user that logs in to a certain directory. I will have a directory/area of the site that will be designated to them. So I don't want the other users that login with their own user/pass combo to have access. So I need it to direct the person that logs in to a certain directory based on the user/pass combo. Is this possible, and if so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Nick