On Wednesday, February 13, 2002, at 09:53 AM, Rick Emery wrote:
> try:
> header("Location:
> domain.com/errorpage.php?errorcode=".urlencode($errorcode));
I tried that, and it didn't work. But it does raise a question, which
I'll ask in a minute. I also tried doing
$errorcode = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
$errorcode = urlencode($errorcode);
header("Location: http://domain.com/errorpage.php?errorcode=$errorcode";);
Which also didn't work.
My question is unrelated to my problem, simply for my own edification:
Can you break out of a quoted string and use the dot to concatenate a
variable in the way that you did in your example? I didn't know that
was allowed -- I suppose the "header()" function is simply taking a
string as an argument ("Location: n"), but can we do this kind of string
manipulation within a function's arguments? I'm not trying to question
you, only to tie up a loose end.
Back to the subject at hand, I am sorry to report that header() is not
passing along the querystring.
Erik
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