Re: [PHP] Still executing afte die()?

[Leif K-Brooks]

Because URLs are case-sensitive. A user may have cap lock on and go to something like MYPAGE.PHP, but the 404 page is supposed to redirect them to mypage.php.

Mike Mannakee wrote:

My question would be what's the point? Why have it redirect to itself at
all? You could more easily just convert it to lowercase and insert that
value. I can't figure what possible advantage there is to doing the
redirect to a custom error page. Only difference is what the user would see
in the URL, no?

Mike


"Leif K-Brooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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But it shouldn't get to the database insert because of the redirect
either... I only added the die; when it still inserted with the redirect.

Rick Emery wrote:

You'll never get to the die() statement, because you redirected with the

header() statement.

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Subject: [PHP] Still executing afte die()?


I have a page called 404.php which is set as the 404 page in a .htaccess
file. At the top of this file, it has this:
if(strtolower($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']) != $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']){
header("Location:
http://{$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']}".strtolower($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']));
die;
}
which redirects to the same page with a lowercase URL if there are any
uppercase characters. After that, it inserts the 404 into the database
for checking later. But, when I test it with something like
PaGeTHATSHOULDBELOWERCASE.php, it redirects to
pagethatshouldbelowercase.php but still inserts it into the database
(with the uppercase page name) even though the redirected page is
404-free. What am I doing wrong?

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