Note: This is for Mysidia Version 1.3.2, It may or may not work for Version 1.3.3, I haven't tested it for 1.3.3 yet. Since it is just a little bit of HTML, you should be able to add it to any page, but again I haven't tested it yet.
Someone asked about redirecting people to the home page after logging in after 5 seconds, so I found this little bit of html code you place in your header of any page, and it will redirect people to wherever you specify.
Place this in whatever page you want:
HTML Code:
<head>
<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='timeinseconds; URL=yoursite.com'>
</head>
Replace "timeinseconds" with the amount of time in seconds you want to wait until the redirect. So if you wanted them to wait 5 seconds, set "content=" to 5.
Replace "yoursite.com" with the page you want them to be redirected to.
How to redirect someone from the login page after 5 seconds:
Go to login.php and find:
// Validation succeeded, now begins the actual login procedure
a couple lines below that, there should be "$mysidia->page->addcontent"
Place the html code right inside the quotes for that.
It should now be something like this:
PHP Code:
// Validation succeeded, now begins the actual login procedure
$mysidia->page->settitle($lang->success_title);
$mysidia->page->addcontent("<head>
<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='5;
URL=redirectedpage.com'>
</head>
Welcome back {$mysidia->input->post("username")}. {$lang->success}");
content='5; being 5 second wait, and URL=redirectedpage.com' being the page you want people to be redirected to.
How to redirect someone from the logout page after 5 seconds:
Go to logout.php, once there edit:
PHP Code:
$mysidia->page->addcontent($lang->default);
to
PHP Code:
$mysidia->page->addcontent("<head>
<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='5; URL=redirectedpage.com'>
</head>". $lang->default);
Again, content='5; being 5 second wait, and URL=redirectedpage.com being the page you want people to be redirected to.