Vaibhav Sibal wrote:
> Hey ppl,
> I have a scenario wherein the people logging into the system have
> different kinds of status as in a person can either be a admin, a
> user, or a supervisor etc. Now I have different web interfaces for all
> these kind of people. What I want to know is what function do i use to
> go to a URL directly in a case where status of the person is something
> like admin or user etc. For ex. if a person Robert is the admin and
> his name and password correctly matches from the database and the
> status of Robert as stored in the database is admin then as soon as he
> pressed the login button he should automatically be forwarded to a
> page, eg. admin.php, where he can access his stuff. Please tell me
> what function should I use ?
<?php
if ($access == 'admin'){
require 'admin.php';
}
elseif ($access == 'supervisor'){
require 'supervisor.php';
}
.
.
.
?>
http://php.net/require
No need to waste an HTTP connection and clog up the network with redirects.
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