I pulled some code off of the PHP site to use relative header info. I made
the correction and removed the additional "/" and I've got in running fine
on my development OSX machine but I've had problems on two different ISPs.
Here's the code I've used;
header("Location: http://"; . $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['HTTP_HOST'] .
dirname($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF']) . "/webmgr_prop.php?action=1");
In IE I get connect errors. Once I put in a absolute paths it works.
I'm working on a development server for one client who wants to move the
pages to an "ultra top secret" server that I won't have access to so I would
like to make it easy for him when he moves them instead of telling him what
to edit.
Unfortunately I only get a simple "connection error" message instead of the
address that is failing so I can't see what part of the URL is not working.
Any ideas?
Tom
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