[SOLVED] header() ?

[Clinton]

I'm trying to redirect my members to a page based upon what type of member they are. The variable echos just fine but no matter what I do I cannot get it to separate from the ' or the " or the \ or the / or the . or... well... you get my point... hopefully. How do I do this?

 

if($row['active'] == NULL)
			{
				$_SESSION['user_id'] = $row['username'];
				$_SESSION['access_type'] = $row['accesstype'];
				$at = $row['accesstype'];
				$_SESSION['logged_in'] = TRUE;
				header("Location: $at'member.php'");

			}else {

[ratcateme]

dont you want

header("Location: $at/member.php");

 

[revraz]

What does $at contain, give an example.  There is no reason to put single quotes around member.php.

[Brian W]

               $_SESSION['user_id'] = $row['username'];
               $_SESSION['access_type'] = $row['accesstype'];
               $at = $row['accesstype'];
               $_SESSION['logged_in'] = TRUE;
               header("Location: ".$at."member.php");

is that what you need?

[ratcateme]

sorry i see now you can also use

header("Location: {$at}member.php");

 

Scott.

[Clinton]

header("Location: ".$at."member.php");

 

That's exactly what I needed. I was pretty sure it needed the concoc... however you spell it I just couldn't figure out the right combination. Thank you. All $at is, is a variable that just determines what type of member they are. Just a letter.