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Amazing! This definitely made the magic happen. You're amazing, thank you so much for your help! 

Hey Ryan,

Thanks for your help. Here's the HTML I'm using. The text inputs are jQuery UI datepickers.

<div class="filters">
	
	<h3><a href="#">Date Filters</a></h3>

	<form action="<?php echo $page->url?>" method="post">
		<div class="inputs">
			<label for="date_start">From</label>
			<input type="text" id="date_start" value="">
			<label for="date_end">To</label>
			<input type="text" id="date_end" value="">
			<input type="submit" value="Filter Date" class="button">
		</div>
	</form>
</div>

<?php

if($input->post->date_start) {
	$startdate = strtotime($input->post->date_start);
	if($startdate) $selector = "date_start>=$startdate";
}
if($input->post->date_end) {
	$enddate = strtotime($input->post->date_end);
	if($enddate) $selector = "date_end<=$enddate";
}

I'm not doing this correctly I'm sure, I don't have much experience with creating forms in ProcessWire. Visual attached.

Hopefully it doesn't add confusion but the HTML id's for the inputs are the same as their field name in ProcessWire.

Thanks everyone! Such swift responses from the ProcessWire community, love it! 

You're right, making my own login form got the job done way easier. I should've just done that from the start... The first link helped. Thanks!

I had a mistake in my code (corrected). In a module (class), we need to write $this->pages.

 

So:

 

$this->session->redirect($this->pages->get(1)->url);

Does it work?

Thanks but that doesn't work either.