Scott Wilcox wrote:
hey folks.
I have a strange problem with IE sometimes. It doesn't seem to accept
and follow a header sent to the browser. The action occurs when a user
logs in, then is sent this header.
Any hints/ideas appreciated.
Scott.
Get Microsoft's (free) Fiddler Tool and look at
Also, turn on error reporting and see if an error is being generated
before the header is sent.
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There may be some output before header() or may be IE browsing interface is
not getting refresh properly
Warm Regards,
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That is not valid, the Location field must contain the full URL, so
/path/to/file.php
should be
http://yourserver/path/to/file.php
Read RFC rfc2616, section 14
Will help find it:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=HTTP+Header+FieldbtnG=Google+Search
Andrew
- Original Message -
Edward Kay wrote:
Get Microsoft's (free) Fiddler Tool and look at the exact info been sent
and received:
http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler/
Edward
I'd just like to say thanks for posting that. This might be the sugar i
need to face the bitter prospect of booting Windows for testing.
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