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rel="external" with php header location

in jQuery Mobile • 10 years ago

My login script on my website (desktop version) users location redirects to load the page after someone logs in. How can I get the same result within JQM? Right now, once the login, it sends them to the myaccount.php page, however, the browser still thinks that it is on the login page so when you refrseh your screen, it makes you login again.

Any solutions or ideas?

Thanks,

Clint

Replies(5)

clint6998

Re: rel="external" with php locaheader location

10 years ago

Can someone please help me with this? I really need to get this issue resolved.

Thanks,

Clint

dcarrith

Re: rel="external" with php header location

10 years ago

I have a login page for my JQM site, and it redirects fine to my Home. I'm doing the redirect on the server side though. Are your redirects on the client side or server side? By "location redirects" I'm kind of under the impression you mean location.href="http://www.whatever.com" (i.e. client side redirects). If so, then you'd probably have to update the location.hash since JQM uses that for navigation. I'm not sure about that though.

clint6998

Re: rel="external" with php header location

10 years ago

more or less, my redirects are like this: -- header("Location: index.php#start"); --. How can I change them to hash?

Like this? header("Location.hash: index.php#start"); or would it have to be soemthing different?

Also, how can I do server side redirects? this is all new to me.

thanks,

Clint

dcarrith

Re: Re: rel="external" with php header location

10 years ago

Okay, so you're using a header redirect in PHP (server side) so you will not need to do anything with the client side DOM element location.hash. Are you using a Multi-page template for JQM? http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.1.0/docs/pages/multipage-template.html

If just using a single page template, I think you will need to set a data-ajax="false" attribute on the form element. Then, the PHP header redirect should be transparent to the code running on the client side browser (i.e. JQM).

clint6998