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Posted by Martin Jay on 05/18/06 14:04
In message <cPOag.172827$WI1.101092@pd7tw2no>, Ian Rutgers
<irutgers@otima.ca> writes
>...still didn't do a redirecti ... even put the thank you page in the same
>folder as the other php file. In that case I get an error message:
>"Warning: Cannot modify header information - header already sent by (output
>started at ... url of file) in file name on line 332"
Seader must go before everything else in the document, even before
!DOCTYPE, <html>, and <head>. Sending a space or new line would be
enough to prevent the redirect from working.
And technically you should also add a reason for the redirect, such as
header ('HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily');
header ('Location: ../thankyou.php');
But in reality the first line can be left out.
Do you really need to do a redirect, though? HTML and PHP code can be
mixed. Perhaps it would be easier to simply include the HTML after the
PHP code in the same file.
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Martin Jay
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