SNIP
>
> I mean, of course
> header("Location: page.php");
>
> Must teach fingers to wait for brain to engage :-)
According to RFC2616, 'Location: ' header must be absolute URI (i.e.
http://example.com/test.html), most browser works with relative URI, though.
'Content-Location: ' can be both absolute and relative. Someone mentioned
Apache's response header differ when 'Location: ' header is absolute and
relative. he/she said when 'Location: ' is realative Apache send Status:
200, when it is abosolute apache send Status: 302. (I didn't confirm this,
though)
Just FYI.
Regards,
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Yasuo Ohgaki
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