Posted by Toby A Inkster on 03/09/07 02:47

ircmaxell wrote:

> I'm working on a php project modifying a CMS. I need to be able to
> view the headers that the script is sending at runtime. In php5, I can
> use headers_list(), but I'm using php4.

You could try defining your own replacement for the header() function:

function _header ($x)
{
$GLOBALS['HEADERS'][] = $x;
header($x);
}

Wherever your code calls header(), replace it with _header(). Then you
can use something like this:

function _headers_list ()
{
return $GLOBALS['HEADERS'];
}

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