Doh. The answer was in the function comment:
* This function COM_passes a meta tag to COM_refresh after a form is
sent. This is
* necessary because for some reason Nutscrape and PHP4 don't play well
with
* the header() function COM_100% of the time.
On Monday, Dec 8, 2003, at 13:13 America/New_York, Lucas Gonze wrote:
I need to ask about the reasoning behind this:
function COM_refresh( $url )
{
return "<html><head><meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;
URL=$url\"></head></html>\n";
}
This is broken in my site for reasons I don't yet understand. One
possible fix is to use the HTTP Location: header, but that brings up
the issue of why you guys didn't do that in the first place. My guess
is that the Location: header led to bugs that I don't know about...
Yes?
