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Posted by ED on 05/18/06 19:47
"Ian Rutgers" <irutgers@otima.ca> wrote in message
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> "ED" <ed@example.com> wrote in message
> news:Qn0bg.14997$z%.13147@newsfe5-win.ntli.net...
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>> "Martin Jay" <martin@spam-free.org.uk> wrote in message
>> news:gpN0+7GOpFbEFwEo@onenet.org.uk...
>>> In message <cPOag.172827$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"
>>>
>>> Header 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.
>>> --
>>> Martin Jay
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>>
>> Also technically, the Location header should point to an absolute url,
>> ie:
>> header('Location: http://www.mydomain.com/thankyou.php');
>>
>> cheers,
>> ED
>>
> Hi ED,
>
> I switched to an absolute URL with the same result....
> Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
> (output started at
> /home3/thetruth/thetruthsearch-www/explore/what_did_jesus_claim.php:7) in
> /home3/thetruth/thetruthsearch-www/explore/what_did_jesus_claim.php on
> line 322
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>
Basically the problem is that you have some output before the Location
header is sent, could be HTML, whitespace,
echo / print statements or something sent in an included file etc, but
*something* is being sent to the browser (a typical culprit is a space or
newline before an opening <?php tag). Block this output and the redirection
should work fine.
cheers,
ED
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