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'LOGIN_REDIRECT' => 'You have been successfully logged in.',
Yes. You can put HTML into that language string. It is displayed directly on the page when trigger_error is called, so it will be rendered properly on the redirect page. He will not bne able to put a $_POST variable in there though. It is all a string.stevemaury wrote:This is incorrect. You cannot use html in a php page.
I was sure you could, because I was doing it when I was messing around with my language files at the weekend.Brf wrote:Yes. You can put HTML into that language string. It is displayed directly on the page when trigger_error is called, so it will be rendered properly on the redirect page. He will not bne able to put a $_POST variable in there though. It is all a string.stevemaury wrote:This is incorrect. You cannot use html in a php page.