Posted by Schraalhans Keukenmeester on 05/19/07 07:31

At Sat, 19 May 2007 07:02:15 +0000, Robertu let his monkeys type:

> Hi at all
> I have a php page where I display mysql table datas
> if the user call the page without one or more parameters I'ld want to
> redirect it to another page
> Therefore I wrote
> if ($REQUEST_METHOD=="POST") {
> $HTTP_STR=$HTTP_POST_VARS;
> }else{
> $HTTP_STR=$HTTP_GET_VARS;
> }
> while(list($chiave,$valore)=each($HTTP_STR))
> {
> }
> if ($dbf=="")
> {header("Location: http://www.pippo.es/");exit()}
> But it do not work
> Why please?
> regards

In your posted code the while loop does nothing, and I wonder where $dbf
gets its value. Just a typo here or actual code?

Or have you -by chance- sent any output to the browser on this page
BEFORE sending the location header? (You should not, as it forces a header
to be sent already).

Also, $HTTP_POST_VARS, $HTTP_GET_VARS and $REQUEST_METHOD are deprecated,
use $_POST, $_GET and $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] instead.

HTH
Sh.

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