just print the following at the point where you decide you want to redirect:
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
location.href="whereveryouwannago.php";
//-->
</script>
a better alternative is to send a redirection header with the response, but
this depends on you not sending any HTML output to the browser before
processing is complete:
<?php
header("Location: whereveryouwannago.php");
exit; // don't do any more processing after this redirect.
?>
hope this helps.
james
-----Original Message-----
From: Roy W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 October 2001 14:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Opening a new page when done
I have several scripts that when you complete a form it executes a PHP
script.
At the end of each script I have a simple statement saying it's done and
then a place to hyperlink back to a given page:
PRINT "Process complete. <a href=\"index.html\">Click here</a> to continue";
But what I really wanna do is just have the script code execute and when its
all done - just take the user automatically to "index.html" or some other
page.
I know there's a command but cant seem to find it. Thought it might be
"include()" but couldn't figure out my syntax
Ideas?
THANKS!!! :-)
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