WinXP Pro SP1
PHP 4.3.9
I am still learning PHP so please be gentle with me! LOL
I am trying to send mail from my PC. For some reason it is not working.
The line is
mail($email_to, $email_subject, $email_message);
There is no error or failure but the email is never sent.
I also found a Mail c
Thanks to all who responded. I am very grateful.
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Allen D. Tate, Founder
Linux in Libraries
http://www.linuxinlibraries.com/
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To redirect a page, you can use this 3 methods...
php:
the header function:
header("Location: some_page.php");
html:
the meta tag:
javascript:
the location.href property
location.href='some_page.php';
// also you can refresh by seconds
window.setTimeout('location.href="some_page.php";', 6
i use javascript such as:
function changePage() {
location = "http://www.whereever.com/nextpage.php";
}
setTimeout("changePage()",1)
the setTimeout function waits for 10 seconds (10,000 milliseconds) before
r
I would like to setup an index.php file to redirect to another .php
file as soon as it is invoked, like [response.redirect] does in Active
Server Pages. Does anyone know this cammand off the top of their head?
Thanks in advance. :)
use the header() function.
header ("Location: http://www.site.co
header("Location: http://www.google.com";);
or
header("Location: /otherfile.php");
-Original Message-
From: Allen D. Tate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 9:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Redirecting A Webpage
I would like to setup an index.p
I would like to setup an index.php file to redirect to another .php file
as soon as it is invoked, like [response.redirect] does in Active Server
Pages. Does anyone know this cammand off the top of their head? Thanks
in advance. :)
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