if X then redirect

[Alethinos]

Hi everyone,

I'm relatively new to php and am trying to make it so that depending on the conditions, my users will be redirected to a particular page. I can figure out how to output text depending on conditions such as:

    

if ($row['email_addr'] == $addr && $row['gets_mail'] == 1) {
        echo "You're already subscribed! :)<br><br><a href=$my_url>Go Back</a>";
        exit;
    }

Unfortunately, the echo string is just plain text, and I would prefer it pointing to a preset webaddress. It seems cleaner if I could do that rather than code the whole page into echo strings.

Also, I plan to have multiple redirect situations based on the situation on that page. So... if it is possible to do redirects like I'm wanting to, can I also set an array containing the list of webpages which will be used? Then, call upon the right variable at the appropriate portion of the script?

Thanks for any help.

[cheerio]

If you want to use redirects, you're going to have to make a lot of changed to your code anyways. As you said, you are relatively new to PHP, but do some research on template classes. If you don't understand any of that, you can use ob_start() to make sure nothing is outputted until you want

[Alethinos]

hehe... so I take it there are no simple functins/commands to do what I'm hoping to do. Darn. :mad:

I'll do some of the research you suggested and hopefully figure something out. 🙂

[cheerio]

The simplest way i think would be ob_start()
Add it RIGHT AFTER the very first <?php

and put ob_flush() right before the very last ?>