header("Location:

[dcjones]

Hi all,

Is there a better method to do the following without displaying the query in the URL when the called page loads:

header("Location: ../member/profile.php?member_login=" . $_POST['amember_login'] . "&member_pass=" . $_POST['member_pass'] . "");

[rulian]

I'm not following what you are trying to do here.
It looks like that is a login name / password
which if it is you should NOT pass via $_GET method.
you should not store the password at all in fact, use security tokens for cookies and such.

If profile.php is "my profile" page, then when a user logs in, store their username / user id in a session variable, use that variable to display the information you need.

The login page that proccesses the sql to login should take those $_POST values, and should redirect you to somewhere else afterwards, so the post values disappear

But if you simply want to figure out a way for the url to clear $_GET variables, send the get variables to a page to be stored in sessions, then redirect to that page, or have the page refresh, and use the session variables instead