Doesn't Redirect After Successful Update

[Antonio Bacasno]

Can somebody please help me? I would like to redirect to a new page once a successful update was performed, but my redirect code doesn't work. After a successful update, it doesn't perform the redirect, instead it opens up a blank version of the current page. Can somebody please check my code and see what's wrong with it? Thanks.

***AFTER A SUCCESSFUL UPDATE, IT OPENS UP A BLANK VERSION OF THIS PAGE INSTEAD OF REDIRECTING TO UPDATEDATA.PHP* **

<?php include("includes/db_connect.php"); ?>
<?php require_once("includes/functions.php"); ?>

<?php

	$equipid = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(strip_tags($_POST['equipid'])));
	$equipname = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(htmlspecialchars($_POST['equipname'])));
	$manufacturer = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(htmlspecialchars($_POST['manufacturer'])));
	$serno = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(htmlspecialchars($_POST['serno'])));
	$modelno = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(htmlspecialchars($_POST['modelno'])));
	$capacity = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(htmlspecialchars($_POST['capacity'])));
	$curloc = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(strip_tags($_POST['curlocation'])));
	$equipcode = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(strip_tags($_POST['equipcode'])));
	$seqno = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(strip_tags($_POST['seqno'])));	
	$addDate = mysqli_real_escape_string($db_cxn, trim(strip_tags($_POST['adddate'])));
	
	
	$query_update = "UPDATE `tblequipmentmasterlist` SET ";
	$query_update .= "`equipname` = '{$equipname}', ";
	$query_update .= "`manufacturer` = '{$manufacturer}', ";
	$query_update .= "`serno` = '{$serno}', ";
	$query_update .= "`modelno` = '{$modelno}', "; 
	$query_update .= "`capacity` = '{$capacity}', "; 
	$query_update .= "`curlocation` = '{$curloc}', "; 
	$query_update .= "`equipcode` = '{$equipcode}', "; 
	$query_update .= "`seqno` = '{$seqno}', "; 
	$query_update .= "`adddate` = '{$addDate}' ";
	$query_update .= "WHERE `tblequipmentmasterlist`.`equipid` = {$equipid} LIMIT 1";
	
	$result = mysqli_query($db_cxn, $query_update);
	
	if (mysqli_affected_rows($db_cxn) == 1) {
		header ("LOCATION : updatedata.php"); //Record was successfully updated
	} else {
		print_r($_POST);
		var_dump($_POST);
		echo "<p>Update failed : <br />". $query_update.  " <br/>Please contact the site administrator.</p>";
		echo "<p>" . mysqli_error($db_cxn) . "</p>";
	}
		
?>

<?php 
	if (isset($db_cxn)) {
		mysqli_close($db_cxn); 
	}
?>

[YarrOfDoom]

From the php manual on header():

HTTP/1.1 requires an absolute URI as argument to » Location: including the scheme, hostname and absolute path, but some clients accept relative URIs. You can usually use $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] and dirname() to make an absolute URI from a relative one yourself.

You also left a space after "Location", before the colon. I don't think that's allowed either.