I have an area of our site where you can turn off certain 'systems' by
clicking a button. This is all done in HTML and it brings up a javascript box
to verify that this is really what you want to do.. It then does a
header("location: ...") to redirect to a .php file that locks down the site.
The problem is that the browser saves this in the history and sometimes will
do complete this .php file in a URL and the site is locked down by accident.
Is there a better way to call a certain function of the site rather than doing
a header("location: ...") redirection? How does everyone else do this?
Thanks!
Mike
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