Re: how to write IF statement for login script
| From: | Nick | Date: | Wed, 23 Mar 2005 22:59:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: how to write IF statement for login script | ||
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Thanks, that seems to have worked.
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Nick wrote:Hi, I have a login script which has worked fine in the past, however i need to change the IF statement. Basically all i want it to do is verify that $squadnum variable is inbetween 1-98 or is 99. I'm not even entirely sure if i need to use the ereg function and i dont think the "1-98" bit is formatted correctly, any help would be much appreciated. Heres the code i have so far: if (ereg("1-98", $squadnum)) { // users with id 1-98 should get sent to squad pagehow about a non regular-expression solution? if($squadnum > 0 && $squadnum < 99) {header("Location: squad.php"); } else if(ereg("99", $squadnum)) { // 99 is the id number of the site administrator header("Location: admin.php");} else {header("Location: login.php");} Thanks, Nickheader('Location: squad.php');} elseif($squadnum == 99) {header('Location: admin.php');} else {header('Location: login.php');}