Editing a PHP page with header redirect

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Started 1 year ago by jquigley
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jquigley
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Is there a simple piece of code that will stop this page from redirecting when I try to edit in Pagelime? (like making the variable equal to 1)

// Redirect user to User Profile Page if payment has not been made
if($row_WAATKusers['memPaymentID'] == 0){
header('Location: http://hotlantavolleyball.org/Registration/users_Profile.php');
}

I enter my username and password, while editing in Pagelime, but this page is evidently not grabbing the information from my database, causing the error below:

Oops! The page you are looking for could not be found.

And I'm being redirected to my user_Profile page.

http://hotlantavolleyball.org/users_LogIn.php?accesscheck=%2FRegistration%2Fusers_Profile.php

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Posted 1 year ago #
Tom
The Man

Hmm... can you send me a link in an email to your account and the page in question? I'm not positive what you are asking. Do you just want to disable page redirects via PHP when viewing your site through Pagelime? - Tom

Posted 1 year ago #
jquigley
Member

Disabling the page redirect when viewing my site through Pagelime would be the solution. How would I do that?

Posted 1 year ago #
Tom
The Man

I was saying you should just do that heh...I would assume if you coded the site you could modify the script to not use redirects. If you are looking for away to disable code specifically while in PL check out this article from our docs:

I have a script or bit of code that seems to conflict with the Pagelime Site Editor

Posted 1 year ago #
Emil
PageLime Founder

Hm. You can check this request header: "Pagelime-User", if it exists and has a value, then it's a Pagelime request and you should not redirect.

Check here on how to read request headers in PHP: http://php.net/manual/en/function.getallheaders.php

You can use a similar method to get Pagelime to work around login scripts.

Posted 1 year ago #
jquigley
Member

Okay, I deleted the page redirect, since it was giving me too many problems, and I couldn't disable the PHP code using your two methods,(I assume it's because the PHP code was located before the <head> tag)

However, I created PHP script that will cover member only content, if certain variables were not met. (This code is located within the <body> tags) Then I surrounded that code with the   and that did the trick for me.

Thanks for your help and suggestions!

Posted 1 year ago #

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