Re: [PHP] Opening a new page when done

2001-10-24 Thread Chuck
If you are going to use the javascript solution, be sure to add a container for browsers that do not support javascript or have it disabled: Of course, pure PHP is far superior... :-) Chuck James Fairbairn wrote: > just print the

Re: [PHP] Opening a new page when done

2001-10-24 Thread Richard S. Crawford
Assuming you don't output anything else to a web page: header ("Location: index.html"); should do the trick if you put it at the end of the program. Be warned, though, that if you output anything to the browser at all, the header function will not work. Good luck! At 06:39 AM 10/24/2001, R

RE: [PHP] Opening a new page when done

2001-10-24 Thread james . fairbairn
efore processing is complete: hope this helps. james -Original Message- From: Roy W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 24 October 2001 14:39 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP] Opening a new page when done I have several scripts that when you complete a form it executes a PHP script. At

[PHP] Opening a new page when done

2001-10-24 Thread Roy W
I have several scripts that when you complete a form it executes a PHP script. At the end of each script I have a simple statement saying it's done and then a place to hyperlink back to a given page: PRINT "Process complete. Click here to continue"; But what I really wanna do is just have the s