I'm not sure you can name individual files simply, but a good shortcut would be the add a variable to the URL.
For instance, you could specify a redirect to a "home.php" page with a variable.
"home.php?id=123"
This means you only have to create one page and can alter that page, depending on the ID number in the URL.
In the "home.php" file, you could assign the ID number like this.
<?php
$id=$_GET['id'];
?>
Then the page can change depending on what $id equals.
This is how a lot of php sites are created, even though there is actually only one file.
e.g.
index.php is the file
index.php?p=login... refreshes but includes the login page code.
index.php?p=forum.. refreshes and includes the forum page code.
As an example..
<?php
$id=$_GET['id'];
if($id=="login"){
include("includes/login.php");
}elseif($id=="forum"){
include("includes/forum.php");
}
?>
The actual redirection script from your login would be something like
<?php
header("Location: whateverfile.php?id=".$memberid);
?>
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Alternatively, if you assign your id to a session, you can call that value at any time, rather than passing it in the URL.
i.e. $_SESSION['id']
Hope this helps a bit.