Re: PHP redirect script

sheldonlg wrote:
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
Hugh Oxford wrote:
Xafke wrote:
Hi..

I've searched hours on this, but found nothing. I need a script that
redirect a user by it's input. For example a users types 'Google' in
the form, than it will redirect to lets say 'http://www.google.net'
Or 'A NAME' redirect to 'http://www.anything.biz'

I like it in PHP and MySQL, because put it all in a file slows my
server down..


Also, I would like a free script.

Thanks!

header('Location: $location');

That will try to redirect the user to http://$location. I think you wanted double quotes around it.


... which is why I always write these as
header("Location: " . $location);

Never a confusion as to what is or is not expanded when doing it my way.
I think you are confusing 'your' way with 'my' way since I use the same syntax.....but go ahead and continue to use it, I won't mind.

Scotty
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