How can I redirect to "Thank You" page?

[Haitashi]

Users register on my page. It's a multi-page form.

After my insert statement, I have the following code:

[PHP]if(!$insert){
die("There's little problem: ".mysql_error() );
}

echo "Thank you for registering. Please check your inbox for your registration confirmation email.";[/PHP]

Instead of echoing that, I want to redirect the user to a thank you page.
Any ideas? Help is greatly appreciated.

[juro]

Users register on my page. It's a multi-page form.

After my insert statement, I have the following code:

[PHP]if(!$insert){
die("There's little problem: ".mysql_error() );
}

echo "Thank you for registering. Please check your inbox for your registration confirmation email.";[/PHP]

Instead of echoing that, I want to redirect the user to a thank you page.
Any ideas? Help is greatly appreciated.

This is one option:
[code=php]if(!$insert){
die("There's little problem: ".mysql_error() );
}

require "thankyou.h tm";[/code]

[Haitashi]

Thanks but that didn't work for me. Can't I direct the user to a URL?

[mwasif]

Use header() for this purpose.
[PHP]if(!$insert){
die("There's little problem: ".mysql_error() );
}

header("Locatio n: thankyou.html") ;
exit;[/PHP]
Make sure there should not be any output before header().

[Atli]

Use header() for this purpose.
[PHP]if(!$insert){
die("There's little problem: ".mysql_error() );
}

header("Locatio n: thankyou.html") ;
exit;[/PHP]
Make sure there should not be any output before header().

This is of course be the best way, and should be used if at all possible. (Tho the exit() call is kind of redundant.)

But if you absolutely can not hold of outputting before the redirect, you can always use this javascript trick:
[code=php]
echo '<script type="text/javascript">loc ation.href="tha nkyou.html";</script>';
[/code]

[gregerly]

or use an output buffer

[Haitashi]

Awesome!

Thanks guys. I used this:

if(!$insert){
die("There's little problem: ".mysql_error());
}


echo '<script type="text/javascript">location.href="http://www.google.com";</script>';

Of course I'm not gonna use Google, but I just wanted to make sure it worked ^_^.