Isnt what iam saying logical and stands true?

No. Neither. When three or four people are telling you that you are missing something obvious, you need to shake off your assumptions, and start thinking fresh. You are infact missing the obvious, and it centres on the fact that 'first' has two meanings in your code. In the case that you want to redirect the user, you already have the credentials and don't need to ask for it. Just because the user has to do it first, doesn't mean that the code has to look that way.

Your code runs twice. Think of it as having two modes, which aren't really dependent on each other.

In reply to Re^15: Redirecting values from 1 script to another by fishbot_v2
in thread Redirecting values from 1 script to another by Nik

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