> > > Yes that's what I do but it freeze on netscape 6 ?
> > FAFAIK the client's browser can't influence the header() call in
> > your script. Are you sure there aren't any errors somewhere else. Eg
> > before the header() call or at the start of the page where you
> > redirect the user to?
>
> I
> > Yes that's what I do but it freeze on netscape 6 ?
> FAFAIK the client's browser can't influence the header() call in
> your script. Are you sure there aren't any errors somewhere else. Eg
> before the header() call or at the start of the page where you
> redirect the user to?
Indeed. A good
> Yes that's what I do but it freeze on netscape 6 ?
FAFAIK the client's browser can't influence the header() call in
your script. Are you sure there aren't any errors somewhere else. Eg
before the header() call or at the start of the page where you
redirect the user to?
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> So... when redirecting the user to a different page, you should
> always put exit after the header() call.
Yes that's what I do but it freeze on netscape 6 ?
Does anyone has experience this or am I the only one ?
py
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From: pierre-yves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 08:41:24AM -0400
Message-ID: <007301c14688$8d9b0d10$0100a8c0@py>
Subject: [PHP] header() confusion
> Hello,
> several months ago I discovered that under some IE 4.0 and upgrades of 4.0 the
>header() func
Hello,
several months ago I discovered that under some IE 4.0 and upgrades of 4.0 the
header() function would simply not redirect if
you don't put exit() right after the header() call. Now I'm discovering that header()
does not work under netscape 6 if you put
exit() right after!
How come th
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