--- Paul Waring [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you used header() after put out some data or php installed on
server as CGI. Because send header possible only if php installed as
apache module.
Not so - I've used header('Location: http://www.xyz.com/'); with PHP
as a CGI binary under
Hey!
I think you used header() after put out some data or php installed on server
as CGI. Because send header possible only if php installed as apache module.
You can use custom function which use javascript for redirection. But it
works if browser of client support javascript:
function
Hey!
I think you used header() after put out some data or php installed on server
as CGI. Because send header possible only if php installed as apache module.
You can use custom function which use javascript for redirection. But it
works if browser of client support javascript:
function
I think you used header() after put out some data or php installed on server
as CGI. Because send header possible only if php installed as apache module.
Not so - I've used header('Location: http://www.xyz.com/'); with PHP
as a CGI binary under both Apache 1 and Apahce 2 without problems.
Paul
Cbharadwaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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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
It will work if you specify a *full* URI:
Ral castro wrote:
Hello,
I have a webpage that I'm redirecting to other page with header command, for instance:
header(location:information.php?cod1=$cod1cod2=$cod2...codn=$codn);
I need send all vars (cod1, cod2, ..codn) on POST method, How Can I do this? thanks.
If you really need to redirect
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