reference link with login

[timmah1]

On certain pages, if you're not logged in, my page forces you to the login page with a ref tag, so when you login, it automatically takes to the page you were on.

 

For some reason, this is not working, it's always going to the default.

 

Here is what's on the top of the page

$id = $_GET['id'];

if(isset($_SESSION['SESS_LOGGEDIN']) == FALSE){
	header("Location: " . $config_basedir . "login.php?error=1&ref=review&id=$id");
}

 

Then my login code

if($loginrow['active'] == 1){

					$_SESSION['SESS_LOGGEDIN'] = 1;
					$_SESSION['SESS_USER'] = $loginrow['id'];
					$_SESSION['SESS_EMAIL'] = $loginrow['email'];
					$_SESSION['SESS_LEVEL'] = $loginrow['level'];

							switch($_GET['ref']) {

								case "review":
									header("Location: " . $config_basedir . "write.php?id=$_GET[id]");
								break;

								default:
									header("Location: " . $config_basedir . "main.php");
								break;

							}
				}

 

Can anybody see why it always go to the dafault?

 

Thanks in advance

[timmah1]

Does anybody see why this always go to default?

[uniflare]

if the top code was a.php, and the 2nd b.php, if i visited a.php it would send me to b.php and would then be sent to review.

 

there must be  something else, try var dump the $_GET array:

 

echo("<pre>"); var_dump($_GET); echo("</pre>");// DEBUG LINE TO SEE WHAT IS INSIDE _GET
switch($_GET['ref']) {