Redirect after php script executes...

[pemdas21]

Okay, anyone remember that webmail form? If not, this oughta jog your memory...

[code]<?PHP
if (isset($_POST['Email']) && isset($_POST['Person']) && isset($_POST['Message']) && isset($_POST['Subject'])) {
    $Email  = $_POST['Email'];
    $Person = $_POST['Person'];

}
if ($Person == "John Doe") {
$mailto = "[email protected]";
}
if ($Person == "Jo Shmoe") {
$mailto = "[email protected]";
}}


// repeat the above If statement as many times as the persons
$mailsubj = $HTTP_POST_VARS['Subject'];
$Message = $HTTP_POST_VARS['Message'];
$mailhead = "$Email\n";
$mailbody = "$Message\n";
echo "\n";
echo "Email sent through our Web Mail form\n";
mail($mailto, $mailsubj, $mailbody, $mailhead);
?>[/code]

I have a hidden form field named redirect that has a value of http://www.orrita.com/
How do I make the script redirect... Help?

[DarkendSoul]

Theres two ways you could do this.

Php way:
[code=php:0]header("Location: your site here");[/code]

Javascript way:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">location.href="your website";</script>

[pemdas21]

with the php way, I just put that at the top of the php script?

[PC Nerd]

yes, but it would skip the rest of your script.    youll have to use the javascript way, becauase the header() only works before youve given output from the script

[trq]

Remove this....

[code=php:0]
echo "\n";
echo "Email sent through our Web Mail form\n";
[/code]

its pointless anyway. Then place the call to header() after you call the mail() function.