Arg!!! I am going crazy with header function !!

[jtorral]

What in tarnation is going on here?  This is driving me NUTS !!!!!! None

 

This code is in between some other code.  Whatever I do, it still does not redirect using header or javascript. What am I missing here?????

 

FYI, I have output_buffering turned on in my php configuration file.

 

the function mymonitor just return the num rows returned from a query. Everything works except the redirect. I have header commented out because I was also trying a java redirect.

 

 

if ( isset($_REQUEST['reset']) ) {
   $reset = $_REQUEST['reset'];
   if( mymonitor($reset) == 0 ) {
      error_message("You cannot edit a monitor you do not own");
   }
   resetsendmessages($reset);
   resetattempts($reset);
   resetnotified($reset);
   //header("Location http://www.icameradb.com");
   ?>
   <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
   <!-- window.location.href = "http://www.icameradb.com" //-->
   </script>
   <?
}

 

Thanks for looking.

[roopurt18]

header("Location: http://www.icameradb.com");

exit();

[br0ken]

You need a semi colon after Location.

 

<?php

header("Location: http://www.google.com");
exit; // Also, always add an exit after your header

?>

[ialsoagree]

As the above poster, you forgot the colon after Location.

 

For javascript, location.href returns the current url, it doesn't let you change it:

 

<!-- window.location.assign("http://www.icameradb.com") //-->

[premiso]

If the above suggestions do not work, chances are your script is erroring out before it hits the header call. Make sure error reporting is set to E_ALL and display errors is turned on for development so you can actively see the error and debug properly.

[jtorral]

You need a semi colon after Location.

 

I can't believe I missed that !

Thanks!

 

<?php

header("Location: http://www.google.com");
exit; // Also, always add an exit after your header

?>