Coda
25-08-2008, 12:33 PM
Right i have a login script but when the user logs out i want it to redirect to a new page, not using the html redirection probably header() is the best method.
I know how to use header's but i just dont know where to place it in this code so that once the user is logged out then it will execute the redirection.
heres the code:
if($user!="" && $pass!="" && $d!="logout") {
$mdc = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE user = '".addslashes($user)."' AND pass = '".addslashes($encrypt_pass)."'"); $usrd = mysql_fetch_array($mdc);
if($usrd[id]!="") {
$_SESSION[user] = $user; $_SESSION[pass] = $pass; $lg="ok";
mysql_query("UPDATE user SET online='".time()."' WHERE id='".$usrd[id]."'");
} else { session_unset(); $lg=""; }
} else { session_unset(); $lg=""; }
I know how to use header's but i just dont know where to place it in this code so that once the user is logged out then it will execute the redirection.
heres the code:
if($user!="" && $pass!="" && $d!="logout") {
$mdc = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE user = '".addslashes($user)."' AND pass = '".addslashes($encrypt_pass)."'"); $usrd = mysql_fetch_array($mdc);
if($usrd[id]!="") {
$_SESSION[user] = $user; $_SESSION[pass] = $pass; $lg="ok";
mysql_query("UPDATE user SET online='".time()."' WHERE id='".$usrd[id]."'");
} else { session_unset(); $lg=""; }
} else { session_unset(); $lg=""; }