Thanks, Chris. This touches on another problem. Have you tried this with
session cookies disabled in your browser? Can you pass the session ID using
the header function? I can't seem to, but I *can* pass it using SID appended
to the URL in the META tag. This is one reason I wanted to stay with the
META refresh method, if possible, so the site still works for people with
cookies disabled.
Thanks, again, I will play with this.
Kirk
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Chris Lee replied:
if you have output buffering on in php.ini
output_bufffering = on
cobine this with
<?php
header("Location: http://$SERVER_NAME/index.php");
exit();
?>
and youve got a great cobination, zero html will be sent to the browser,
just the header, the browser will refresh for you. try it, works better then
meta tags.
""Johnson, Kirk"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have been using the code below to do my page redirects for a year and a
> half with good results. Recently, some users have reported to me that the
> actual code is being partially displayed to the screen, and the re-direct
is
> not occurring. It is as if the server stops serving the page before it is
> complete. Sometimes the problem can be corrected by the user just doing a
> manual refresh in their browser. Is anyone else that uses META tag
> re-directs having this problem? Anyone know what the solution might be?
>
>
> echo("<HTML><HEAD><META HTTP-EQUIV=\"refresh\"
CONTENT=\"$delay;url=$url\"><
> /HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR=#ffffff>$message</BODY></HTML>");
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