On Tuesday, December 17, 2002, at 07:42 pm, Ralph Siemsen wrote:
No it is perfectly valid to have body content when doing a 302 redirect, usually the default apache 302 redirects contain a body which displays a message such as "This page is now located at ..." to support very old browsers that dont know about 302 redirects and gives the user the information they need to get to where they are wanting to go.Rene Kluwen / Chimit Software Solutions wrote:Right. So probably IE is getting confused by the fact that there is a body there. Probably somebody at m$ said "hey we can send some free advertising in there" :)A 302 redirect status code is followed by the Location: header. This header specifies the URL to redirect to. In such a case, the body is ignored and the Location-url is fetched in stead.
Does jabberstudio contain any links to directories that are missing the trailing slash? That would normally cause a redirect in apache, and maybe php is emulating this behaviour for some reason? Just guessing,I dont understand what you are trying to get at here? Default apache behaviors have nothing to do with PHP.
but always putting trailing slashes on URLs that aren't a specific file is a good idea...
Richard
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