Link is in a var??

[Mr_J]

$email = (header location: http://.... );

or

$email = (header location: /xxx/xxx.php);

 

Can this be done like that?

I just "echo" the vars on, as you guessed, CONTACT US...

My SendMailForm is located on another folder, which requires a different usr name & password. Also, do I have to include the username & password in the vars?

This site is HTML primarily with PHP functions...

 

 

 

 

[JonnoTheDev]

Bad syntax. Should be:

 

header("Location: mypage.php");

[BlueSkyIS]

exactly what are you trying to do?

[Mr_J]

 

Simply load the contact us page which echo the tel, fax no etc.

exactly what are you trying to do?

If the user want to e-mail or have any comments, they must click the "e-mail me" link which must call the "mailform.php"

I know I`m a noob flying high... I get alot of pressure from my boss(Father) to code, code, code!!!

[DamienRoche]

From my understanding you are trying to achive this:

$email = "mailme.php";

header("location:$email");

declaring the $email variable will not work because the header has to be first:

<?php header("location:blah.php");

////script


?>

 

That's the extent of my knowledge on the matter maybe you could use an include and then have the header in that, at least then you could declare a variable first. Not sure if that would work.

 

I've always had trouble with simple redirects contained in the middle of a script.

 

 

[Mr_J]

Thank you DamienRoche

I just added the "header" it WORKS!!!! 

 

"Solved"