Jordi Canals wrote:
I have a method in a class wich composes an URL from the database,
this method sets some extra params in the url. In this case, the
function returns:
/myaccount/?opt=sys&id=3
Note the & in the URL
Well, with this code, the url works perfect and the & is going as
expected redirecting to /myaccount/?opt=sys&id=3
echo '<a href="'. $url .'">Test URL</a>';
This is correct, you should use entities in html atributes
But when triying
header("Location: $url");
But not in headers
The only solution I've found is to change the code to this:
header('Location: '. html_entity_decode($url));
I would like to know if there is a better way to do it, or something
else I should take into consideration.
Another method in your class that will return unencoded urls.
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