After submitting a form, I would like to redirect to another page. In ASP
you can do : response.redire ct "filename.a sp", but what about PHP?
you can do : response.redire ct "filename.a sp", but what about PHP?
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Re: direct to another page
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Whilst lounging around on Sat, 09 Aug 2003 13:22:40 GMT, "Kai"
<kairoen@msn.co m> amazingly managed to produce the following with
their Etch-A-Sketch:
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> After submitting a form, I would like to redirect to another page.
> In ASP you can do : response.redire ct "filename.a sp", but what
> about PHP?
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RTFM!
Regards,
Ian
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Re: direct to another page
"Kai" <kairoen@msn.co m> wrote in message news:<AA6Za.561 1$BD3.2472853@j uliett.dax.net> ...[color=blue]
> After submitting a form, I would like to redirect to another page. In ASP
> you can do : response.redire ct "filename.a sp", but what about PHP?[/color]
Call header() like so before *any* output:
header("Locatio n: filename.php");
And then exit().
response.redire ct probably works by doing this for you.
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