I'd recommend urlencoding those variables if you're going to do it that
way, otherwise you may get some non-sense characters resulting in a bad URL.
J
Jim wrote:
>
> There are many different ways to do this ...
>
> 1. Have the same PHP script that validates generate the login page.
> This way the script always has the correct data and you don't need to
> pass anything.
>
> 2. Header("Location: login.php?err=$err&user=$user&pass=$pass");
> This will work, but the bad password will be visible in the query string.
>
> 3. Start a session at the login page and register the variables you
> need to use on the login page.
>
> Jim
>
>
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