CBharadwaj wrote:
Hi
I have used
Header (Location:PATH) function for redirection.
it is giving some errors.
is there any other method other than HEADER() funtion for redirecting ?
Bharadwaj
What are the errors? Output already started?
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What errors is it giving? It should work fine. However, remember that
since it is part of the HTTP header information it has to come before
any of the main output of the script. Do you have a code sample and
the error message?
Abdul-Wahid
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 16:03:29 -0700, CBharadwaj
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CBharadwaj wrote:
Hi
I have used
Header (Location:PATH) function for redirection.
it is giving some errors.
is there any other method other than HEADER() funtion for redirecting ?
Bharadwaj
What type of errors have you?
Heber D'Alberto
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I don't believe you can sent those post variables on the URL.
Either as GET variables on the URL.
Set Session variables and read on the next page.
Or setup a with hidden post variables populated with the $post
variables, and JavaScript to auot submit onload.
> Hello,
> I have a webpage that I'm
Raúl Castro wrote:
Hello,
I have a webpage that I'm redirecting to other page with header command, for instance:
header("location:information.php?cod1=$cod1&cod2=$cod2&...codn=$codn");
I need send all vars (cod1, cod2, ..codn) on POST method, How Can I do this? thanks.
In fact if you redirect f
Raúl Castro wrote:
Hello,
I have a webpage that I'm redirecting to other page with header command, for instance:
header("location:information.php?cod1=$cod1&cod2=$cod2&...codn=$codn");
I need send all vars (cod1, cod2, ..codn) on POST method, How Can I do this? thanks.
Easy way, JavaScript.
More i
Jody,
on "frommail.php":
Depending on your version of PHP I would guess you are running PHP 4.2
or greater with register_globals = off.
That would create the errors that you are getting:
Notice: Undefined variable: Name
To get around this error Use this $_GET["Name"] this should return the
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I think this is what you'll want.
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You need to be careful that you haven't output anything beforehand or you'll
get an error message. Even having a blank line before the http://www.php.net/)
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On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, JW wrote:
> i have used header to redirect to other page.
[cut]
> if ($result == false)
> {
> header ("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
> exit;
> }
> else
> {
> header ("../Form/first.html");
^
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