> A lot of people have trouble with sending the Location header. A more
> effective means is sending this:
>
> header("Refresh: 1;url=/path/to/myinfo.php");
>
> I believe that's right. I haven't done it in awhile...
>
Like the HTML header, you can even turn 1 into 0 and get redirected straight
away.
> >
> >Here is where the code is failing.
> >
> >if ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
> >//if there is a row in the database then the user
> >//must have submitted the username and matching password
> >
> >session_start();
> >session_register($username);
> >header ("Location: ./myinfo.php"); //THIS IS NOT WORKING!!!!!
The usual problem is that headers have already been sent, i.e. if there's even a
single blank before your "<?php" tag. If that were the case, you'd get the
message 'headers already sent ' or something. I'm not too sure about the './'
part, either: I always go straight for the filename if it's in the same directory,
and it's never failed me yet.
That's all the help I can give, I'm afraid...
Symeon Charalabides (cosmopolitan trainee)
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