The only problem I know of with IE and using the header() function is
when you use the header function like this:
header("Location: http://www.php.net/";);
IE will correctly realize that it needs to make a second request (GET,
no matter what type of request the original was), but it fails to
Hi there, I've read that explorer has a bug when a form post data to
another page that calls header() function. Any idea to avoid this?
Tnx in advance jonny
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