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I have a php question
I am trying to have a link on a webpage to redirect to another webpage while not showing on the address on the browser using php , can someone help me out here. Thanks
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What's wrong with metarefresh inside a frame?
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Usage script.php?go=1 Damn word filters |
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I think what he is trying to block is the status bar message so the surfer can't see what's coming next from the click. Is that right? If so I think that can be controlled using just a little ja.va.scr.ipt.
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Here is a page that has a simple status bar message generator. Just put in what you want it to say, choose whether you want static or scrolling and click Generate and it gives you the HTML.
http://htmlbasix.com/statusbarmessage.shtml |
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At first, the condition will be always true and it will assign value "1" to the "$go" variable instead of evaluating the clause. The condition ($go = "1") should go with an extra equals sign. Moreover, PHP configuration on many servers has register_globals set to off, so you have to use $_GET['go'] instead of $go ... and in the end, the link itself is crippled by the board engine. I will post example without the condition because this board cannot manage the code even in php or code section. PHP Code:
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Btw, why it is disabled to write a link or two successive equals signs even in the section marked as code or php?
It is very hard to write an example for someone this way :) |
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