How To Redirect A User BACK To The Page
how to redirect a user BACK to the page they were trying to access while not being logged in, AFTER they log in.
for example, i try to access page1.php, but i am not logged in so a header("Location: login.php"); directs me to the login page. then i login, and the script redirects me back to page1.php...
i tried this using the $SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] variable but it doesnt give a value unless the user CLICKS on a link to the next page (redirecting using headers doesnt work)
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