Posted by Kim Andr� Aker� on 10/24/05 18:26

typingcat@gmail.com wrote:

> My application checks for updates by accessing a php page on my
> website. Like the following;
> http://myserver.com/oldchecker/check.php?version=1.0
>
> Now I have created a new checking page like the following;
> http://myserver.com/newchecker/check.php?ver=1.0&name=user
>
> Because there still are users who are using old versions, I need to
> keep the old checker but I would like to use the new checker's result
> in the old checker. I mean, I want to do something like
>
> if ...oldchecker/checker.php?version=1.0 is requested,
> ------------
> WebRequest req=WebRequest.Create("..../newchecker/checker.php?" +
> "ver=" + Request["version"] +
> "&name=UNKNOWN");
> WebResponse=req.GetResponse();
> StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(Response.GetResponseStream());
> String Output=sr.ReadToEnd();
> Response.Write(Output);
> --------
>
> I'm more familiar with C# so I wrote it in C#, but I guess you have
> figured out what I'm trying to do.

oldchecker/check.php:

<?php

$scripturl = "http://example.com/newchecker/check.php";

header("Location:
".$scripturl."?ver=".$_GET["version"]."&name=UNKNOWN");

?>


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