Re: [PHP] Forwarding to another PHP page

2004-04-09 Thread -{ Rene Brehmer }-
At 11:59 09-04-2004, John W. Holmes wrote: From: "Ash.." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > What are the various ways of forwarding to another page. I tried header().. > based on an example I found it in, but it doesnt work if I have done an > include before calling the header. What are the other alternatives

Re: [PHP] Forwarding to another PHP page

2004-04-09 Thread John Nichel
Ash.. wrote: Hello, Thanks John (Holmes) for the clue on form-param-reading. Simple one, but shows I got a lot of basics to learn yet. Here I have another doubt I cant resist asking help for. What are the various ways of forwarding to another page. I tried header().. based on an example I found i

RE: [PHP] Forwarding to another PHP page

2004-04-09 Thread Vincent Jansen
>PS: Someone will undoubtedly mention output buffering, which is a hack to allow header() to work even if there is output. >Just learn to do it the right way. :) That would be me then :) -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php -- PH

Re: [PHP] Forwarding to another PHP page

2004-04-09 Thread John W. Holmes
From: "Ash.." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Thanks John (Holmes) for the clue on form-param-reading. Simple one, but > shows I got a lot of basics to learn yet. You're welcome. :) > Here I have another doubt I cant resist asking help for. > > What are the various ways of forwarding to another page. I tr

RE: [PHP] Forwarding to another PHP page

2004-04-09 Thread Vincent Jansen
It should work even if you included something You probably have spaces outside the mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: vrijdag 9 april 2004 11:53 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP] Forwarding to another PHP page Hello, Thanks John (Holmes) for the clue on form-param-reading. Simple one, but shows