Posted by Justin on 03/03/07 03:49

On Mar 3, 11:29 am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> Justin wrote:
> > Harlow... i need some help on these... im actually trying to do a page
> > using php... the function is to receive certain parameters from a 3rd
> > party provider... and i need to redirect my page to another page after
> > certain validation. it's ok when i use the url to do the testing...
> > the validation part works fine... scenario as below:
>
> > if situation a, echo abc
>
> > if situation b, echo abc then refresh to another page.
>
> > the problem is after the 3rd party call my page the refresh doesnt
> > work... after doing some amendments, it redirects to another page but
> > doesnt echo abc... so any other way to redirect the page??? tried
> > output buffer start and flush but still couldn.... SOS...
>
> > Regards,
> > Justin
>
> You can use header() calls to redirect, but it is incompatible with
> echo(). You can't send ANY output to the browser before a header() call.
>
> But if you're redirecting, any output you send would not be displayed
> anyway - so why bother sending it?
>
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er... the requirement from my 3rd party provider is that i have to
reply -1 once receive the parameters from them.. so i put echo -1. is
there any other way to send instead of echo? the redirecting part is
something i wan to add on... it's not in the API they provided...

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