> Just, the result returned by the fuinction is mainly used to creatre
> links in the pages, only in some very special cases will be used with
> the header function. Just I use the & entity in links because I
> want all my pages being validated by the W3C validator service.
As well as that, you should send absolute URIs when you're using
headers, so instead of:
header('Location: ' . $url);
you should use
header('Location: http://www.mysite.com' . $url);
if you want to adhere to the HTTP standard.
Paul
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