--- Richard Davey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> CS> You can open Web pages just like local files:
> CS>
> CS> $handle = fopen('http://www.example.com/', 'r');
>
> Depends on your meaning of the word "open" though doesn't it? :)
That's true. I see now from everyone else's answers that the majority
Hello Chris,
Monday, January 12, 2004, 5:00:16 PM, you wrote:
>> PHP itself cannot open a web page, it's a server-side language and
>> doesn't have any control over the client like that.
CS> Well, that's not exactly true if the allow_url_fopen directive is enabled.
CS> You can open Web pages jus
--- Richard Davey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> b> How can I open this URL automatically ??
>
> PHP itself cannot open a web page, it's a server-side language and
> doesn't have any control over the client like that.
Well, that's not exactly true if the allow_url_fopen directive is enabled.
You ca
Or with PHP you could do:
Header("Location:$launch");
die;
Make sure that nothing is outputted before this is called though. The
variable $launch should also be an absolute URL.
Neil
Richard Davey wrote:
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Hello bernard,
Monday, January 12, 2004, 1:47:39 PM, you wrote:
b> I have a field with an URL
b> The value of this in a variable $launch.
b> How can I open this URL automatically ??
PHP itself cannot open a web page, it's a server-side language and
doesn't have any control over the client like
Hi,
I am new to php and doing reasonable well (ok, copying other code and
learning ;-)
I have a field with an URL
The value of this in a variable $launch.
How can I open this URL automatically ??
TIA!!
Bernard
Antwerp, Belgium
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