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auto_prepend_file =

you need the exact location of the file at the end (e.g.
/var/www/html/this.php)...

Also, you can do an auto_append_file.

What's e.g. mean? I know how it's used, but what does ir stand for? lol...

"Ashley M. Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
>     I know, it can't be done in PHP.  That's not exactly what I'm here
> for.  I have a client who would like to redirect people to a polite
> 'upgrade your browser' page whenever people visit his site (which has
> been developed in PHP no less).  My question here is, how can I make
> this so that regardless of what URL someone comes in to, it will always
> run the sniffer prior to loading the actual URL they visited?  In other
> words, whether the visitor comes to the main url (http://www.site.org),
> or whether they are going to a specific link
> (http://ww.site.org/seethis/), the client would like the sniffer to
> check them all.
>
>     I know I can stick the whole javascript sniffer into each and every
> file, but that's just not efficient.  Being that this site was created
> in PHP, I can very easily stick an 'include' in each file to include the
> javascript piece, however how can I use the results of that javascript
> piece inside PHP to then do a Header("Location...") type thing?  Can I
> even do that considering that javascript normally goes within the
> <head>...</head> section, at which point the page headers were already
> sent, and doing a Location redirection within PHP will only result in an
> error.
>
>     Suggestions welcome.
>
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