php ajax redirect

[Mike]

Hello,
I have a Login page that checks a Db for a Un and Pw using ajax.
If the Login is incorrect, they just get a embedded message.
If it is correct, I want to redirect COMPLETLY.
Whats happening is the new page is being embedded into the login page,
and I dont want that.
.............................
if ($rowcount==0){
echo "<p>Wrong Username or Password Dufus</p>";
}
else
{//echo "<p>Your logged in $result_1[u]</p>";
$_SESSION['U'] = $result_1[u];
$_SESSION['P'] = $result_1[P];
header( 'Location: Main_Mockup.php' );
}
................................

Any suggestions for this
Thanks
Mike

[Captain Paralytic]

On 27 Nov, 14:37, Mike <[e-mail]:

Hello,
I have a Login page that checks a Db for a Un and Pw using ajax.
If the Login is incorrect, they just get a embedded message.
If it is correct, I want to redirect COMPLETLY.
Whats happening is the new page is being embedded into the login page,
and I dont want that.
............................
if ($rowcount==0){
echo "<p>Wrong Username or Password Dufus</p>";}

else
{//echo "<p>Your logged in $result_1[u]</p>";
$_SESSION['U'] = $result_1[u];
$_SESSION['P'] = $result_1[P];
header( 'Location: Main_Mockup.php' );}

...............................

Any suggestions for this
Thanks
Mike

I think that "Your logged in" should possibly be "You're logged in".

Now for your initial question, it depends on what you are doing on the
client with this returned data. Are you in a frame? Maybe you could
use the href object?

[Mike]

On Nov 27, 9:47 am, Captain Paralytic <[e-mail]:

On 27 Nov, 14:37, Mike <[e-mail]:

Hello,
I have a Login page that checks a Db for a Un and Pw using ajax.
If the Login is incorrect, they just get a embedded message.
If it is correct, I want to redirect COMPLETLY.
Whats happening is the new page is being embedded into the login page,
and I dont want that.
............................
if ($rowcount==0){
echo "<p>Wrong Username or Password Dufus</p>";}

else
{//echo "<p>Your logged in $result_1[u]</p>";
$_SESSION['U'] = $result_1[u];
$_SESSION['P'] = $result_1[P];
header( 'Location: Main_Mockup.php' );}

...............................

Any suggestions for this
Thanks
Mike

I think that "Your logged in" should possibly be "You're logged in".

Now for your initial question, it depends on what you are doing on the
client with this returned data. Are you in a frame? Maybe you could
use the href object?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thank,:)
I dont proofread till the end
I am not in a frame (yuk).
I just want to redirect out to a new page and keep my _session
Variables (Which it does anyway).
I'm pretty good with php, but new at AJAX.
Thanks,
Mike

[Captain Paralytic]

On 27 Nov, 15:01, Mike <[e-mail]:

On Nov 27, 9:47 am, Captain Paralytic <[e-mail]:

On 27 Nov, 14:37, Mike <[e-mail]:

Hello,
I have a Login page that checks a Db for a Un and Pw using ajax.
If the Login is incorrect, they just get a embedded message.
If it is correct, I want to redirect COMPLETLY.
Whats happening is the new page is being embedded into the login page,
and I dont want that.
............................
if ($rowcount==0){
echo "<p>Wrong Username or Password Dufus</p>";}

else
{//echo "<p>Your logged in $result_1[u]</p>";
$_SESSION['U'] = $result_1[u];
$_SESSION['P'] = $result_1[P];
header( 'Location: Main_Mockup.php' );}

...............................

Any suggestions for this
Thanks
Mike

I think that "Your logged in" should possibly be "You're logged in".

Now for your initial question, it depends on what you are doing on the
client with this returned data. Are you in a frame? Maybe you could
use the href object?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thank,:)
I dont proofread till the end
I am not in a frame (yuk).
I just want to redirect out to a new page and keep my _session
Variables (Which it does anyway).
I'm pretty good with php, but new at AJAX.
Thanks,
Mike

What I was trying to point out is that you have shown us nothing about
what you are doing on the client, so it is dificult to advise what you
should do differently.

[Good Man]

Mike <am******@gmail.comwrote in news:57b383e9-bcbb-4332-98b2-
94**********@x69g2000hsx.googlegroups.com:

On Nov 27, 9:47 am, Captain Paralytic <[e-mail]:

>On 27 Nov, 14:37, Mike <[e-mail]:

Hello,
I have a Login page that checks a Db for a Un and Pw using ajax.
If the Login is incorrect, they just get a embedded message.
If it is correct, I want to redirect COMPLETLY.
Whats happening is the new page is being embedded into the login

page,

and I dont want that.
............................
if ($rowcount==0){
echo "<p>Wrong Username or Password Dufus</p>";}

else
{//echo "<p>Your logged in $result_1[u]</p>";
$_SESSION['U'] = $result_1[u];
$_SESSION['P'] = $result_1[P];
header( 'Location: Main_Mockup.php' );}

...............................

Any suggestions for this
Thanks
Mike

I think that "Your logged in" should possibly be "You're logged in".

Now for your initial question, it depends on what you are doing on

the

>client with this returned data. Are you in a frame? Maybe you could
use the href object?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thank,:)
I dont proofread till the end
I am not in a frame (yuk).
I just want to redirect out to a new page and keep my _session
Variables (Which it does anyway).
I'm pretty good with php, but new at AJAX.
Thanks,
Mike

You're going to have to get pretty familiar with javascript.
Essentially this is a javascript question. You get a result BACK from a
PHP script, and then use javascript to put your result into action.

Perhaps AJAX and login pages don't go together too well - I know in my
apps, I've elected to use a complete form submission.

[Toby A Inkster]

Mike wrote:

If the Login is incorrect, they just get a embedded message.
If it is correct, I want to redirect COMPLETLY.

if ($rowcount==0)
{
echo "<p>Wrong Username or Password Dufus</p>";
}
else
{
$_SESSION['U'] = $result_1[u];
$_SESSION['P'] = $result_1[P];
print 'Location: Main_Mockup.php';
}

And then your Javascript needs to do something like this:

var $result = (result from AJAX request as string);
if ($result.match( /^Location\:/i ))
{
var $url = $result.replace( /^Location\:\s+/i, '' );
window.location.href = $url;
}
else
{
// Display the message like you already do.
}

The redirection is the Javascript's job here, not PHP's. The PHP just
needs to tell the Javascript where to redirect to.

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