omtay38

I've got a lengthy form being submitted via POST to a php script (lets call it 'process-form.php'. The script then processes the data and, based on the data, should redirect to a different page via: if (some-condition == some other condition) { header("Location:/some-page.php"); exit(); } I've got all sort of protections in place on process-form.php to prevent direct access (redirect if request is not a POST, check for unique ID through $_SESSION). However, the script still shows up in the web browser history. I was wondering if there was a way to even prevent this? Some modification of the 'header();' function? Any ideas greatly appreciated. Thanks!

That was a typo on my part, the ")" was in the real code. (I fixed it right after I posted it). Still no luck.

I'm tearing my hair out over this: <?php $string = "foo-bar"; $array = explode("-", $string); print_r($array); ?> Returns an empty page. (This started off as a more complex problem and I narrowed it down to this simple statement). I recently did a fresh install of php using entropy's package but my other code (using the explode function in several areas) seems to be working fine. Any thoughts?