Is it possible to reload a page without using headers

[TeddyKiller]

Is it possible to reload a page without using

header("location: /");

As that generates an headers already sent error. (When using the script after any html)

[oni-kun]

You can use the HTML Meta refresh method, but if you require to refresh the page using headers, Place ob_start at the beginning of your code. Although this is a fix than a solution, It is a valid one.

[dreamwest]

echo "<script language=Javascript>document.location.href='http://site.com';</script>";

[Ruzzas]

or

    <script type="text/javascript"
        src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js">
    </script>
   
    <script type="text/javascript">
        $(document).ready(function() {
                location.reload();
        });       
    </script>

[Andy-H]

Or you could simply re-think your code so the logical code can be processed before any output is given and use a Header('Location: ?');, JavaScript can be disabled easily, so I wouldn't rely on it. Meta refresh only occurs once the page has loaded so if it is a method of protection, re-write the script or use output buffering.

[Ruzzas]

you can just use die();

[trq]

As that generates an headers already sent error. (When using the script after any html)

 

Why are you outputting anything if all your going to do is redirect? It makes no sense.

[greatstar00]

when you try to output, store them into a variable

then at the last line, just echo that variable (this wont make u send anything before the header, just use 1 <?php ?>)