Posted by AnrDaemon on 11/11/07 11:45

Greetings, Big Moxy.
In reply to Your message dated Saturday, November 10, 2007, 02:53:51,

> AFIK the absolute URL is not mandatory because most web servers
> support its absence.

But webservers isn't dealing with URL's passed in Location redirects.
It is completely for browsers and actually NOT supported by Opera for example.
I mean, if You show the <a href="/some/path/document" link on page, it is NOT
means that browser will send it to server as it is.
Instead, browser will reconstruct full URL before passing it to server.
For Location, there's strict demand for ABSOLUTE URI, including protocol,
host and the rest.

> As I indicated, the query string worked
> successfully for all of my ?msg={value} options. I did however change
> the URL to absolute and I am at least getting the ?id={value} passed
> but {value} is wrong. That's another problem for another post if I
> don't figure it out.

Take a look at http_build_query function if You want to pass more than one
parameter in request.


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Sincerely Yours, AnrDaemon <anrdaemon@freemail.ru>

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