Here is the closest I can get to providing you some accurate information on what I have narrowed the problem down to:
A. I can enter the address http://xxxxxxx/orders/orders.php and get to the proper location. From there, I click on a submenu for orders and that takes me to this link: http://xxxxxxx/orders/orders.php?action=verifyInfo. The page does no alter from the original address in appearance, but the address bar updates to the new address.
B. I alter the original code below by removing any of the case ‘identifiers’ it will load that section. So, I know the code works, but it doesn’t seem to recognice the case ‘xxx’ information at all .
switch ( $action ) {
case ‘verifyInfo’:
$user -> verifyRequestorInfo ( $userInfo[‘ID’] );
break;
case 'chooseRecipient':
if ( !isset ( $_REQUEST['orderNumber'] ) ) $_REQUEST['orderNumber'] = null;
echo "<span class="sectionHeader">Request Information</span>n";
echo "<div class="infoWindow" name="recipientInfo">n";
$order -> renderRequestorInfo ( $userInfo );
echo "</div><!-- end requestorInfo DIV -->n";
echo "<form action="orders.php" method="post" name="chooseRecipient" onSubmit="return validateRecipient();">n";
$order -> chooseRecipient ( $userInfo, $_REQUEST['orderNumber'] );
$order -> backNextPage ( "orders.php?action=verifyInfo", "orders.php?action=chooseOrderForm", "next -->" );
if ( isset ( $_REQUEST['orderNumber'] ) ) {
echo "<input type="hidden" name="orderNumber" value="".$_REQUEST['orderNumber']."">n";
echo "<input type="hidden" name="statusID" value="1">n";
}
echo "</form>n";
break;