I am using the jquery form plugin as part of login. When the form is
submitted a php file checks to make sure the credentials are correct
and either returns "success" or "error"
my post-submit callback function is
function showResponse(responseText, statusText) {
$('form#login #loginresults').html("").hide();
if (responseText == "success") {
window.location="myaccount.php";
}
if (responseText == "error") {
$('form#login #loginresults').html('<img src="img/bigerror.png"
alt="form error" /> <span id="formsuccess">Login / Password are not
valid.</span>').slideDown();
}
}
What I want to do is if there is an error display a div showing an
error message, but if the login was correct I want to redirect the
user to another page "myaccount.php".
I thought the window.location command would redirect the page but it
does nothing. I have also tried using header(location:
"myaccount.php") in my php file but that just loads the site in the
notification div.
How do I just redirect the user to another page?
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