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@NogDogJan 30.2006 — #You need to ensure that there is not output to the browser before your call to the header() function, including anything before your opening <?php tag; even spaces or newlines.
Alternatively, you could use ob_start() and ob_flush() to delay output, but usually some simple rearrangement of code logic (and elimination of white space before the <?php tag) will fix it without resorting to use of the ob_*() functions.
Another alternative would be to add a "meta redirect" to your HTML head section.
PHP redirection
Can i redirect to a page when a condition becomes true in PHP?
(something similar to response.redirect [ASP])
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1. I tried using the header function but it gives the following warning:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at c:filenamephppage.php:12) in
c:filenamephppage.php on line “line-number”
2. I also tried using javascript:
echo “<script> self.location(“file.php”);</script>”;
This too gives an error.
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HELP !!!
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Thank You!
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@NogDogJan 30.2006 — #Alternatively, you could use ob_start() and ob_flush() to delay output, but usually some simple rearrangement of code logic (and elimination of white space before the <?php tag) will fix it without resorting to use of the ob_*() functions.
Another alternative would be to add a "meta redirect" to your HTML head section.