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Posted by ImOk on 10/01/93 11:51
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.header.php
header() is a built in function used to send HTTP headers. Change the
name.
You should be seeing an error unless you've turned them off.
frizzle wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have a center-file index.php
> in it various files are included: inc/config.php, inc/functions.php
>
> in config.php $pagetitle is declared.
> if i call Header(), located in functions.php, it builds the header
> part:
> <html> thrue to <body> (by including header.php)
> the pagetitle is reffered to as $GLOBALS['pagetitle'] and that works.
>
> i also have a function in functions.php called NotPriviledged( $title,
> $meta, $java )
> It returns
> Header();
> echo 'You are not priviledged to view this page.';
> Footer();
>
> $title is meant for an additional pagetitle, $meta for additional
> meta-tags, and java for additional javascripts.
>
> Somehow, i'm unable to get the variables inside Header() (/header.php)
> by calling NotPriviledged.
>
> How do i get them in there?
>
> Frizzle.
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