variable inside header question

[will35010]

The org variable holds the value of the folder name. The problem is that the header is sending out ".$org." and not the actual value of $org.

 

Example output url: http://127.0.0.1/application/".$org."/display/trackingboard.php

 

I want this url if the value is test: http://127.0.0.1/application/test/display/trackingboard.php

 

Thanks!

 

$org = "test";
header('Location: ../application/".$org."/display/trackingboard.php');

[GingerRobot]

The problem is that you've opened your string with single quotes and closed it with doubles. Try:

 

header('Location: ../application/'.$org.'/display/trackingboard.php');

[Philip]

header('Location: ../application/".$org."/display/trackingboard.php');

should read:

header('Location: ../application/'.$org.'/display/trackingboard.php');

 

Bah, Ginger beat me to it

 

As a note though, you can easily tell when you run into this when you use a syntax highlighter.

[will35010]

The problem is that you've opened your string with single quotes and closed it with doubles. Try:

 

header('Location: ../application/'.$org.'/display/trackingboard.php');

 

Thanks! That was it. It's always the little things that get you...lol.

[will35010]

header('Location: ../application/".$org."/display/trackingboard.php');

should read:

header('Location: ../application/'.$org.'/display/trackingboard.php');

 

Bah, Ginger beat me to it

 

As a note though, you can easily tell when you run into this when you use a syntax highlighter.

 

Thanks!