You could just add this to the authentication page:
Logging you in, hang tight!
You could just set the time to zero and it will auto send to the next page,
and leave out the text.
Thanks,
John Ellingsworth
http://mail.med.upenn.edu/~jellings/
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From: ascll [mailt
That depends on you actual code.
There's the header(location: http://url.to.page/); command that you could
use, but if you're already starting a session, I believe that you can't use
the header() command since the session already sends the header.
Though you could always include(); the member_are
php-windows Digest 22 Sep 2003 02:35:26 - Issue 1921
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Automatic load .php page
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Greetings,
Instead of using:
Please click here to go to member
area.
in my login.php page to go to "member_area.php" once the user was
authenticated, could I just make this AUTO?
Thanks in advance.
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php-windows Digest 21 Sep 2003 13:33:23 - Issue 1920
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well, maybe you can use this
regards
Sascha
ascll wrote:
Greetings,
I'm using
to post the data on my form to the database. Once I posted the data, those
data disappear from the form. So, is that a way for me to keep my posted
data on the form?
Thanks in advance.
ascll
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Greetings,
I'm using
to post the data on my form to the database. Once I posted the data, those
data disappear from the form. So, is that a way for me to keep my posted
data on the form?
Thanks in advance.
ascll
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