Re: [PHP] header() vs. fsockopen for "Location: http:www.d.com"....

2004-03-18 Thread Scott Fletcher
Thanks... FletchSOD "Raditha Dissanayake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi Scott, > This has been heavily discussed in recent weeks you will find lots of > pointers in the archives. But in short there's no harm in > header("Location:"); > > Scott Fletcher wrote: >

Re: [PHP] header() vs. fsockopen for "Location: http:www.d.com"....

2004-03-17 Thread Raditha Dissanayake
Hi Scott, This has been heavily discussed in recent weeks you will find lots of pointers in the archives. But in short there's no harm in header("Location:"); Scott Fletcher wrote: Hi! Let's say there are 3 webpages with webpage #1 for customer filling out the form and submit it to webpage

[PHP] header() vs. fsockopen for "Location: http:www.d.com"....

2004-03-17 Thread Scott Fletcher
Hi! Let's say there are 3 webpages with webpage #1 for customer filling out the form and submit it to webpage #2 for processing and database insert/update then php header("Location: http://www.whatever.com";) to redirect the webapge to webpage #3. (or back to webpage #1). That way, the web-b