PHP Support Needed. Fast! (Simple?)

-- Is it possible to have two of the following tags on the same page?


header('Location: ../page.php')


Example;
IF not logged in I use header to send back to the login page.
IF page = 123 then I redirect to abc.

All in the same file.

Is that possible or is there another way to redirect or NOT show the content?

Using a meta redirect has the same effect. Although not W3C complaint, it does work.

<?
if (!empty($_SESSION['sessionVariable']))
{?>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=../page.php">
<?}
else
{
?>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=../login.php">
<? } ?>

You could also do it as simple as this:


<?php
if(!empty($_SESSION['sessionvar']))
{
//user is logged in...
header("Location: /path/to/logged/in/file");
}
else
{
header("Location: /some/other/page.php");
}
?>


Regards,
Christian

I was really looking for a possible way to not display the content, or use the header to redirect while the other header was still in the file.

But thank you for your help.

Any more help will be appriciated too!

I dont seem to understand what you are trying to do...

You want to move them to a different page if they're not logged in, but if they are logged in then display the content on the current page?

Can you explain it a little better?

I was really looking for a possible way to not display the content, or use the header to redirect while the other header was still in the file.

But thank you for your help.

Any more help will be appriciated too!

As far as i see the information givin here is correct , but still unsure what you mean by "to not display the content" .

I'm not sure what you're aking for either :S

Is it possible;

If the page = home, make it so it will not display the content?

You mean if the page is home but they are NOT logged in?

Sounds like something that could be easily fixed with an if/else statement

Please always pass the full URL to Location: -- not just the relative URL. It may work, but it is not the correct way to use that header.

You would need to make a header and footer file, and then have a code like this:

<?php
switch ($page) {
case "":
case "index":
include "header.php";
include "home.php";
include "footer.php";
break;
default:
include "header.php";
include $page;
include "footer.php";
break;
}
?>

If I understand what you want, that is...

Board Closed.

Thank you all for your help! :)