Redirect protected pages to login.php from neighboring folder subfolders

Olaf,
First- thanks for a very comprehensive login class.

I am setting up a large site with several main level folders to organize the pages.  I have set the login script in one of these folders labeled "secure_login".  The "classes" folder is set at the web document root.  The protected pages in the "secure_login" folder will return to the login page as default (using the "header("Location: ".$this->login_page);" call) when a user is not logged in.

For the pages that are located in an adjoining folder such as "main" the protect page call "$page_protect->access_page($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], "", 1) is looking for the login.php inside the "main" folder because of the "$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']" call.

I have tried without success setting the login_in page path as a property before the protect page call is made ($page_protect->login_page = "../secure_login/login.php")

What would be the best way to set the path to an adjacent folder "secure_login" for the redirect to "login.php"?  Can it be done without using an absolute link?  I am trying to keep from setting a path inside these folders based off the document root if I can.

Thanks for your good work.

this kind of pathes doesn't work very well in PHP: (because of all the include files)

($page_protect->login_page = "../secure_login/login.php")

try pathes related to the root and it should work...

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