Redirect to same page after login..

[rusty1001]

Hi

 

I have login box running across all pages for login, template based.. so the script is module based ..

 

on login script page

 

  tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_DEFAULT)); and it goes to index.php  -- I want the filename to go the same page after login....    ie stay on the same page... how can I define this ?  I thought I could define a _DEFAULT2 and define that where the filenames.php are located... what is the script for redirecting to the self/ same page in php..tried a few things but no luck,,,should be pretty simple? thanks

 

Russell

noob (can you tell?)

[cooldude832]

well if every login page you do has the same action just set the header("location: pageyouwant.php"); asnd you are all set

[rusty1001]

Hi

 

Thanks for the reply, I was wondering though as this login box repeats through the pages, it does not really know where it is an there really is only one file so could this have something to do with $PHP_SELF, or similar, thanks

 

regards

[rusty1001]

Ps sorry there are 4 templates(sections) , should I add this to header("location ....    )to each page, which btw the way is html, ) I am using sts template which enables you create html template and it works around the php code,

[Evan69]

just make sure you havent outputted anything before you use header("Location"), otherwise it wont work.

[snk]

if you want to do some stuff and then redirect then do something like that

 

<?php
ob_start();
session_start();

header("Cache-control: private"); // IE 6 Fix. 
$_SESSION['card'] = $_POST['card'];
$_SESSION['dateF'] = $_POST['dateF'];
$_SESSION['dateT']  = $_POST['dateT'];
$_SESSION['hotelkey'] = $_POST['hotel'];
$_SESSION['tprice'] = $_POST['price'];
$_SESSION['roomkey'] = $_POST['roomkey'];
$_SESSION['cvs'] = $_POST['cvs'];
$_SESSION['name'] = $_POST['nameVisitor'];
echo "i write something and then i redirect";
// BANK redirection to the below link
header("Location: http://www.myfoxnet.com/project/paymentok.php5");
ob_flush();
?>

 

just pay attention to ob_start() and ob_flush()

 

the $_session variables are just an example of copy paste of my code... you dont need to use them just use the ob_xxx()