I've to send many emails using a script that refresh every n seconds to
avoid server timeout (can't be bypassed).
Now, I've a loop wich detects how long does the script (a loop) takes to
run. If the script is close to the 25 seconds, then I redirect to itself
passing some values.
One of the value is some html code. Then I get it in variable, add some
text and so on, until threre is no more values in the database.
Now, passing the variables I do this:
($message contains the HTML code).
header('locatio n:'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?message='.$m essage);
but doing a $message = $_GET['message']; I get nothing in the $message
variable.
why ? any idea?
I've tried to do so:
header('locatio n:'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?message='.ht mlentities($mes sage));
(I added htmlentities function) but it doesn't work.
Any idea why ?
Bob
avoid server timeout (can't be bypassed).
Now, I've a loop wich detects how long does the script (a loop) takes to
run. If the script is close to the 25 seconds, then I redirect to itself
passing some values.
One of the value is some html code. Then I get it in variable, add some
text and so on, until threre is no more values in the database.
Now, passing the variables I do this:
($message contains the HTML code).
header('locatio n:'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?message='.$m essage);
but doing a $message = $_GET['message']; I get nothing in the $message
variable.
why ? any idea?
I've tried to do so:
header('locatio n:'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?message='.ht mlentities($mes sage));
(I added htmlentities function) but it doesn't work.
Any idea why ?
Bob
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