If you are wanting to do it on the client side you will need to do it in
javascript, not in PHP.
If you just want to make a confirmation screen in PHP you just present
an intermediate screen between the requested action and completing that
action.
An example would be:
1. Administrator clicks del
Look at javascript, you could use javascript to both open a new window
and set the location or you could use javascript to open the new window
to a PHP script that uses header() to forward the user.
Be aware that some users disable javascript completely or just disable
new windows to avoid popups
Rather than using forms to pass information to a script you should
consider using sessions instead.
In any case if you are going to use forms instead of appending the
information to the form action use the input type=hidden field.
This keeps your form action clean and it also allows you to clea
There is actually a gpg PHP module available that makes gpg easy
functions available to PHP so you do not need to execute command line
programs on plain text files.
Remember if you write your data to a plain text file it will temporarily
be vunerable to interception by anyone with read access to t
For server colocation or dedicated leased servers I would recommend
Hurricane Electric, they have an excellent backbone, excellent technical
support and friendly sales staff. Their website is at
http://www.he.net.
For shared hosting I recommend pair networks ( http://www.pair.com ) or
Fidelity Ho
On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 08:03, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > I'm setting a session with
> > session_set_cookie_params (time()+648);
> > so the cookie should last 70 days+ but the data wasn't
> > returned.
> >
> > from looking in the manual i see that session_cache_expire is used to
> set
> > or prin
php.ini can be in several different locations, the best way to identify
its location is to ask PHP where it is at (I have seen it in
/usr/local/etc, /etc, /usr/local/lib, /usr/local/conf, among others).
Construct a php file with phpinfo() like:
Then visit the page in your browser, now look for:
Both databases work well for what they are intended to do.
Either database will have good basic performance, however PostgreSQL has
had more advanced features and stability in the past some of which MySQL
has worked on gaining.
Last I heard there was still issues with complex operations and tab
e.php?file=test.jpg
>
> Do you think that will work?
> Thanx for the help.
>
> -Dade
> --- Jason Sheets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Do you get any error messages? Are you sure the
> > pictures have
> > thumbnails on them? Please elaborate on your
> &g
You might look at the PHP manual, also create a page that executes the
phpinfo() function, this will a lot of the variables you may be looking
for.
Jason
On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 10:27, Brian J. Celenza wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm looking for a link that contains a list/description of all the built in
If you go to www.hotscripts.com they have several PHP application
frameworks listed.
I've investigated PHPLIB, and horde (http://www.horde.org) but wound up
creating my own framework because I have not yet found a well documented
framework that does what I need it to do.
Jason
On Fri, 2002-12-27
You can also enable output buffering on your middle page, this will
allow you to output data and set cookies, send headers, etc at any point
in your script.
You can enable output buffering globally with php.ini, with an .htaccess
for specific directories or use the output buffering functions to en
Your include path is not setup so that the web server can find the file
you are trying to include, if the file is in a sub directory make sure
you are properly including it include_once('include/main.php') not just
include_once('main.php').
And make sure the file you are trying to include exists i
Instead of doing a foreach to unset your session variables you can use
session_unset(); which will unset all your session variables for you.
Additionally if you are wanting to remove a cookie from a visitor's
browser you should use setcookie, not unset $_COOKIE, $_COOKIE allows
you to access the v
Actually you should be able to get mcrypt working with PHP on Windows
(mcrypt is not distributed with PHP because of the legal issues
surrounding exporting encryption).
If you visit the PHP manual page for mcrypt at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mcrypt.php you will see the following
under Requi
If you do that you might as well just turn on register globals, you
should look at the $_REQUEST variable, it combines $_POST, $_GET and
$_COOKIE into one array so you can just reference $_REQUEST['variable']
for example $_REQUEST['one'].
Jason
On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 11:50, Michael J. Pawlowsky wr
You could use a header() with Location: but why do you need to reload
the page? If you already have your data in $form_value then the data is
already available to you.
If you are using a newer version of PHP (> 4.1) you can reference the
information from the $_COOKIE array as well.
You could do
Not to cause a flame war, but, MySQL and PostgreSQL are both excellent
choices, MySQL tends to be a lighter less feature rich database while
PostgreSQL tends to have more features, perform better under load, etc.
You can read a lot about the two databases at google.com and also at
postgresql.org.
Assuming you are using a to allow your users to
input their text you need to either use the nl2br (converts new lines to
) or use tags, following are short examples:
print nl2br($data); or
print '';
print $data
print '';
You can find out more about the nl2br function at
http://www.php.net/man
That will usually work on Unix but will not work on Windows. Rather than
executing an external program you can use PHP itself to do a recursive
delete.
There are examples at http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.rmdir.php if
you read the user notes you will see several posts about doing this.
Jas
You should always use the exit after a redirect, the browser is not
required to go to the new location.
If you do not exit your script after you redirect and the browser does
not go to the new location you risk the unintended continued execution
of your script.
Jason
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 18:30,
First are you sure the data was not deleted? If the cookie is still set
in your browser a new session file will be created with the same session
id.
I believe you adjust the session gc and the session max lifetime,
additionally if you are concerned about someone bookmarking a sessionid
or storing
Not exactly sure why your transactions aren't working but if your script
already has an open connection to the database and you issue another
call to pg_connect with the same connect string PHP will return the
existing connection and should not create another connection to the
database, that is pro
Try the following code, please note you may want to trim() the string as
well if it is coming from a user.
Jason
On Sun, 2003-01-12 at 10:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I want to count characters without space "character".
> $char="hello world"
> so the result should be 10.
> Can anybody help
Include will evaluate the file as PHP code, that most likely is not what
you want it to do. Take a look at file_get_contents(), manual page
available at http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.
Jason
phpSun, 2003-01-12 at 19:36, Stanislav Skrypnik wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have the pr
Yes, the php manual is available at http://www.php.net, session
information is available at http://www.php.net/session.
Jason
On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 20:58, Lars Espelid wrote:
> Is it possible to register an array as a session variable? If so I think it
> solves my problem.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> La
What version of PHP is running on the server, what version did you
develop the script with? Do you know if register globals are on or off?
You can get a lot of information about PHP by doing
Do you receive any error messages indicating the file can not be opened
for writing or does it silently
Hi Carlos,
I've written a similar script in the past, except mine was to backup
files and then automatically restore them if they were accidentally
deleted (I had 75 people that had to modify 1 excel document at least
once a day).
What I have done is write a script that gets a list of files from
Hello,
The PHP manual page for filesize
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.filesize.php) mentions that it
will not work on remote files. fread will stop once n number of bytes
are read or EOF is received so you could set this to the maximum file
size (in bytes) that you want to download.
Jas
You can do either, many people have responded and given their thoughs on
the matter. I personally avoid storing images in a database, the
filesystem is better equipped IMO to handle files. On top of the
overhead of storing the image in your database you will be creating
additional database traffi
Not a good idea, you might look at some form of public key encryption
where you encrypt the credit card information with the public key and
the merchant decrypts it with their private key that is not on the
server.
You generally do not want to store the information encrypted with mcrypt
because in
Using a PHP encoder or compiling a binary does not make it more secure
than storing the IV and encryption key in plain text in a PHP script.
The problem is the fact that the encryption cipher requires the same key
for encryption and decryption, this is not a problem in many encryption
cases but in
Hello Todd,
It sounds like register globals are not enabled and your code relies on
register globals being enabled, register globals now defaults to off.
If you have a recent version of PHP (>= 4.1) you should use the super
globals, most likely you are looking for $_GET.
You could change your co
This is a good reason to use include_once and require_once.
Jason
On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 15:59, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > I have this message coming when calling the page main.php
> >
> > Fatal error: Cannot redeclare formatdate() in
> > /home/virtual/site239/fst/var/www/html/home/not_main.ph
You could create a integer column with an autoincrement flag, then order
the rows by this column, that should give you the data in the order it
was inserted into the db. Depending on your database there are other
ways to do it.
Jason
On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 18:07, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > On Sat,
You might take a look Pear's Image_Barcode, it uses GD so it should be
able to make them in PNG.
With PEAR::Image_Barcode class you can create a barcode represent given
string. This class uses GD function because of this the generated
graphic can be any of GD supported supported image types.
htt
Take a look at the getlastmod() function, an example of the usage would
be:
$last_mod = date ("F d Y H:i:s.", getlastmod());
Then you can print or operate on last_mod any way you want, if you don't
want to operate on the date you can just print the return of date.
This information is available i
One resource I've found valuable is the PHP Coding Standard at
http://utvikler.start.no/code/php_coding_standard.html
To quote the introduction:
The PHP Coding Standard is with permission based on Todd Hoff's C++
Coding Standard. Rewritten for PHP by Fredrik Kristiansen / DB Medialab,
Oslo 2000-2
This code will work for determining if the week is odd or even, it uses
Monday for the first day in the week as noted on
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php.
Note I just scribbled this down so you may need to adapt it but I ran it
through a quick test and it worked.
Jason
On Mon, 2
This code *should* do something similar to what Phillip suggested. It
will figure out the correct Sunday based on whether the week is odd or
not, then it will add the correct number of days to get to either next
Saturday or the Saturday after next Saturday.
On Mon, 2003-02-03 at 18:15, Philip H
An easy way would be to to convert your code to a function and use
recursion with an is_dir conditional.
Here is a quick example, there are also a few examples in the user notes
at the PHP manual for opendir or readdir.
function lsdir($dir) {
if ($handle = opendir($dir)) {
Hi Nick,
PHP's execution commands like exec will execute the program as the user
your web server is running as (generally someone like nobody or www), in
order to get it to execute as someone else the program needs to be
setuid.
Running programs as Root setuid is generally considered dangerous an
If you have setup your printer with lpr then you can send print jobs
with PHP via lpr (using command line execution) to the printer.
You should be able to use other print systems that offer command line
printing as well.
Look at the PHP process execution functions for actually executing the
print
Hi Aaron,
I noticed several things, first you are fetching your database row into
$rows but you are referencing the data in $row, and second you do not
have a $ in front of your $row variable name, in order to get the
contents of a variable you must use $variable.
I've included modified code to d
Hi Miguel,
You can use cron to execute the CGI or CLI version of PHP against your
PHP script, for example /usr/local/bin/php example.php, simply create a
cron entry that will execute at the desired time. If you need
information on the crontab format do a man crontab or search google for
cron help
You need only libmcrypt, mcrypt is a command line program that is
intended to replace the Unix crypt program.
To build the mcrypt binary you need mhash and libmcrypt, for PHP unless
you want mhash you need only libmcrypt.
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 07:07, Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
> Can an
As long as your print system supports it any printer should work. The
question should be is a LaserJet 3150 a good choice for what you need to
print.
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 16:03, Chris Kay wrote:
>
> Anyone know if a LaserJet 3150 would be a good choice to print remotely?
>
> -Origina
Take a look at curl.
http://www.php.net/curl
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 18:10, Shawn McKenzie wrote:
> Wow, has it really been a year. No replies??? Any ideas??? Anyone???
>
> Thanks!
> Shawn
>
> "Bobby Patel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It looks like your code is using register globals which are turned off
by default in PHP 4.2 and greater. You can either modify your code to
use the PHP super globals or turn register globals back on (you can do
this in php.ini or via an httpd.conf/.htaccess).
Jason
On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 08:12, B
Because PHP performs evaluation on the contents of double quotes and
does not evaluate the contents of single quotes. This is covered in the
PHP manual in the Variables section at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.php.
Jason
On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 08:27, Chris Boget wrote:
> Why is
Hello msmecca,
I would suggest reading the PHP tutorials and then taking a look at the
PHP manual. If you want to save and display the same page you can use
output buffering to capture the html output of your script.
If you are just starting with PHP I would recommend reading tutorials or
gettin
You can install PHP + Apache 1.3 on Windows pretty easily. There are
instructions in the manual at http://www.php.net/manual and there are
also pre-constructed installers that other people make (try
www.hotscripts.com/PHP under applications).
If you just need to get apache 1.3 installed on redhat
Hello Pankaj,
With PHP you use libmcrypt and the PHP mcrypt functions to do
encryption. Basically you need to install libmcrypt (you do not need
mcrypt, just libmcrypt) and then add --with-mcrypt=/path/to/install
(this is usually /usr/local) to your PHP configuration line. You can
check to see i
There is a PHP extension named GPGext for PHP, it uses the gnupg made
easy library to make gpg functions available to PHP without executing
external programs.
It is available at: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/gpgext/
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 20:34, David T-G wrote:
> Mike --
>
> ...and
I tend to stay away from executing shell commands when it is not
necessary.
I've written a script for you that will do what I think you want it to
do. It will go n levels deep and get the file size in KB of each file,
then it will return that.
You can tell the script to ignore certain files (by
You're problem is that you are enclosing your value for your $algen"; which will solve your
single quote problem. You could also addslashes on your value and then
stripslashes when you want to operate on it, example '' . $algen . '">';
Jason
On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 11:58, Robert E. Harvey, M.D. wro
Use the chown function, chown is documented at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.chown.php
Jason
On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 21:00, David Duong wrote:
> See topic.
>
>
>
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If all you are doing is trying to allow a user to change their password
you do not need decryption, all you need to do is md5 the new password
and update the database.
If you really want to use public key encryption take a look at the PHP
GPG Exetension or GPG.
Again unless you have information t
Making your session never expire is a bad idea, by doing this you are
most likely going to be using the same session id forever which gives
attackers a much longer amount of time to guess or brute force a session
id AND you will continue to use hard drive space and inodes on your
server because gc
You could be having problems with multiple users, if two visitors come
at the same time file locking problems come into play, one script could
unlink the file at the same time another script tries to open it
resulting in an empty file.
A database would be a better way to do this, but assuming you
If you do a password reset system please remember not to reset the
password before they confirm who they are.
This means instead of having them entering their login and email address
and immediatly resetting their password send the account owner an e-mail
with a link that will reset their password
You shouldn't store user password in cookies on a browser, instead a
more secure method for the user is:
On your login form offer the ability to be remembered, if they click the
"Remember Me" box generate a unique random ID (or 2 and combine them),
now store this ID in your database attached to th
Using the built in PHP 4 session support you can do IP checking on the
sessions, in fact you should be able to do IP checking with any session
library as long as you do it in your application.
Checking the IP when using sessions might give you some additional
security but many ISPS use web proxies
Hi Pete,
You could use PHP's command line execution programs to execute the ping
command, then either check the output or check the return status of
ping, if you do this make sure you pass ping some parameters that will
limit the timeout and retries otherwise your PHP script may hang waiting
for
If the script is readable by the web server (which it must be in order
to be parsed) and the web server only runs as one user (which it usually
does) then your scripts will be readable by other users on the same
server and anyone with command line or telnet/ssh access will have at
least read-only s
I've found Mnogosearch to be very powerful, fast, and relatively easy to
setup, of course I was not in a shared hosting environment.
Jason
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 07:19, David Otton wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 13:35:14 +, you wrote:
>
> > i wanna make an internal site search, i wanna searc
If your hosting provider has enabled safe mode then others can not
include scripts that have a different uid than the owner of the current
script, that prevents them from including your code.
As far as the files go you could checksum them or if you are honestly
concerned about them being changed s
It is possible but not always a good idea.
First every time they go to the application it will have to load the
code off the Internet, that depends on your site being up and it will
introduce a lot of latency into your program.
Additionally a lot of people are not happy about applications phoning
Most ways require a program
a with root access to execute (setuid root) this is very insecure.
I would look at enabling your email program to get the account
information from a database like mysql or postgres, that way you need
just insert a record into the database.
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 1
I would highly recommend against doing this, this would work but it
would open you up to allowing your webserver user/php to add any user to
your system. This is beyond a bad idea.
Jason.
On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 06:46, Adam Voigt wrote:
> Check out "sudo", with man pages or what not, you use
> the
MAC addresses are used for on a LAN and not the Internet. Using a MAC
address might work for identification on a LAN BUT in most operating
systems you can easily change the effective MAC address on the card.
It would probably be better to look for some other form of
identification like SSL certif
The DLL is being provided already, there is no need to compile your own
for windows. Windows users interested in using mcrypt can download the
required dll files at
http://ftp.proventum.net/pub/php/win32/misc/mcrypt/
This is noted in the manual at http://www.php.net/mcrypt
Jason
On Fri, 2003-02-
PHP is starting output buffering automatically for you and then you are
starting it in your script as well, that is why you are receiving the
message ob_gzhandler can not be used twice.
Use ob_get_level to check if output buffering is not already started.
You may want additional logic that chec
There are a lot of free java IRC applets on freshmeat.net, many of them
with very nice features. By using a java applet you will reduce some
strain on your server, a server side language whether it be Perl, PHP,
ASP or anything else is typically not a good way to do chat, especially
when there are
You can use the GD image functions or ImageMagick to resize images. More
about GD can be found in the PHP manual at http://www.php.net/manual.
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 07:36, Anthony Ritter wrote:
> I'd like to use (with permission) .jpg files from a webcam from another URL.
>
> Once that URL
Hello Mike,
You will need to better describe your problem and preferably show some
source code.
What characters are being added to it? You could use str_replace or the
regular expression replacement functions but you should not get added
characters in general.
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 19:07,
Not that I am aware of, it seems you would be better off using SSL, if
you are concerned about someone hijacking the sessions you could
generate your own session id (I generate random 80 character session ids
instead of 32) and also limit the life of the session, you could write
logic to change the
Hello Vladimir, you can run phpize in the mcrypt extension directory in
your PHP source code, then copy the .so file to your PHP extension dir
and either add an extension line to your php.ini file or use dl to load
the extension at run time. Generally I just compile it in at PHP
configure time as
user's client will need to support when you
can use SSL which is widely supported already.
Jason
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 23:44, Dennis Gearon wrote:
> Unless of course, you are listening into the network connection :-)
>
> Jason Sheets wrote:
> >
> > Not that I am aware
Curl will let you perform post operationgs, take a look at
http://www.php.net/curl.
Note you will need to have libcurl installed and PHP will have to be
compiled with curl support.
There are also probably classes that allow you to do post requests, take
a look at the script repositories, hotscrip
If you are on Unix/Linux when you compile PHP pass the --with-mysql
command on your configure line (i.e. ./configure
--with-mysql=/usr/local).
You might also take a look at the Installation section at
http://www.php.net/manual.
Jason
On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 13:09, Henning wrote:
> Hello
> I use Apa
If your server is IO bound and not CPU bound in most cases it will
continue to serve requests as long as the maximum number of concurrent
connections is not exceeded or they don't timeout.
In any case your server should not give a 404 error because of being I/O
bound, 404 means document not foun
I generally use the BSD license for my code and PHP scripts, in some
cases I have used the GPL but IMHO the GPL is too restricting so I live
what I preach and release my code under the BSD License.
As far as people stealing code and renaming it I've seen several
commercial programs that are simply
Sounds like a web server configuration problem. If you are using apache
make sure your httpd.conf is configured to bind to your external IP
address (the default).
Jason
On Thu, 2003-02-27 at 21:17, K wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm using JPGraph on a localhost for a website opened via a host redirect.
> M
n't have direct
edit access to your code.
Jason
>
>
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Smarty is an excellent template engine, it is available at
http://smarty.php.net
Jason
On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 17:13, Sunfire wrote:
> where could i get a templet editor from that is good and fairly easy to use?
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Jason Sheets" &l
If you have ssl enabled in apache you can access any of your scripts
over ssl, if you want to do ssl related stuff (like generate
certificates) take a look at http://www.php.net/ssl
Jason
On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 19:42, Luis A wrote:
> how i can make ssl on php4 ???
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on an access db through ODBC. It works fine at home where i
> have a system link to the db.
> On the iis server the admin created the same link but the damed thing
> doesent work.
>
> any suggestions would be great.
>
> I dont know if there is any difference.
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w[id].doc')){
> > echo "Funding details
> >paper";
> > }
> >
> >This is a path relative to the file calling it, should it be otherwise?
> >
> >Thanks
> >Charles
> >
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w to paint the text on the image based on how it appears
> in
> > the textfile. Any help with this would be helpful. Thank-you for your
> time!
> >
> >
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110" ;
>
> Is there a php function to do so instead of doing this:
>if( ($i>0)&&($i<10)) {
> $i = "".$i ;
>} else if( ($i>9)&&($i<100)) {
> $i = "000".$i ;
> } else if( ($i>99)&a
error they are getting is this
> "fgetcsv(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource". I don't
> know what they did with Apache, but as far as I know, nothing else changed.
>
> Can anyone offer any advice on troubleshooting this one?
>
> Chris
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makes sense.
> |
> | - john
> |
> | Sebastian wrote:
> | > This may seem weird:
> | >
> | > How do I str_replace an include function?
> | >
> | > I want to replace this line: include("$header");
> | >
> | > with nothing ..
> | >
> | > something like this:
> | >
> | > $footer = str_replace(" '. include("$header"); .' ", "", $footer);
> | >
> | > I get errors, any ideas?
> | >
> | > cheers,
> | > - Sebastian
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echo $v, '';
> }
> echo 'C: ', getmicrotime() - $time_start , '';
>
> ?>
>
> On my machine I get numbers like:
> A: 0.000907063484192
> B: 0.000651001930237
> C: 0.000686049461365
>
> The function call within the loop is slower (contr
You could do it a couple different ways, if you just want to combine the
values the easiest way is:
$v_template = $_REQUEST['TemplateOne'] . $_REQUEST['TemplateTwo'];
If you want a space between the two values expand on this idea using:
$v_template = $_REQUEST['TemplateOne'] . ' ' . $_REQUEST['
PHP 4.3.2 has GD bundled with it, if you compile it from source do
--with-gd to use the bundled library. It sounds like you need to
install GD2, you can find it on freshmeat.net or probably find an RPM
for your distro somewhere.
If you have libjpeg and libpng I've had no problems using the bun
Take a look at safe_mode_gid, it tells PHP to do safe mode owner
checking using the group id rather than user id.
safe_mode_gid boolean
By default, Safe Mode does a UID compare check when opening files. If
you want to relax this to a GID compare, then turn on safe_mode_gid.
Whether to use UID
Using the modulus operator it returns the remainder of a division operator.
For example to find out if a number is divisible by 3 do this:
if (($number % 3) == 0) {
print $number . ' is divisible by 3';
} else {
print $number . ' is not divisible by 3';
}
If the remainder of dividing the ta
By design many proxies are designed to allow the client to be anonymous
as well as proxy the connection, so they will not ever reveal the
clients IP address.
Not only that but on some ISPS (AOL) the users proxy may change with
each request, making tracking the user by the IP not practical or
You could use an iframe or you could turn on output buffering, when
output buffering is enabled you can send headers after normal output has
been sent. Just do ob_start(); at the top of your script. Not the most
elegant way of doing it but it would work and not require you to use an
iframe.
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