On 14 October 2003 20:11, Chris Hubbard contributed these pearls of wisdom:
> All,
> I have done a number of searches.
> I have read the online documentation and user supplied
> comments.
>
> I recently ran into problem using:
>
> -some code here to create session and set variables-
> header('L
--- Matt Babineau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In this example, index.php would be a violation i think. however you
> don't need to provide an absolute URL, you could provide / or ever
> /index.php
>
> I say this because the header specifying the Host had already been sent.
In HTTP/1.1, the Host
In this example, index.php would be a violation i think. however you
don't need to provide an absolute URL, you could provide / or ever
/index.php
I say this because the header specifying the Host had already been sent.
so you could do Location: Host + Relative_URL or Location: Relative_URL
since
--- Chris Hubbard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> header('Location: index.php');
The Location header requires an absolute URL. This example demonstrates a
violation of the specification and can have unknown results.
Chris
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All,
I have done a number of searches.
I have read the online documentation and user supplied comments.
I recently ran into problem using:
-some code here to create session and set variables-
header('Location: index.php');
where the sessions would sometimes get "lost", they wouldn't make it to t
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