Beginners beware ... small, potential head-fryer coming up...
Richard Lynch wrote:
> I personally would use is_null($url) to test if it was NULL.
>
> isset() is not the weapon of choice for that, imho...
>
> No idea if that will "fix it" as I've never tried to use isset() to
> test for NULL and
On 15/11/06, Programmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Problem solved: the reason print($url) caused the program to work is because
the page calling Secure_Login no longer existed and therefore the print
forced a die--I assume. I included a die in the redirect function and all
was well. Including d
Problem solved: the reason print($url) caused the program to work is because
the page calling Secure_Login no longer existed and therefore the print
forced a die--I assume. I included a die in the redirect function and all
was well. Including die in the redirect function made sure the page that
w
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