-----Mensagem original----- De: John Holmes This is a workaround, really. Your code should be structured so that you can decide if you need to perform a redirect before any output is sent to the browser. If you're going to send them to another page, why would you have any output anyhow? Using templates sometimes forces you to do this, as you perform all of your business logic / PHP code before hand and then display the appropriate templates. If you need to send the user to another page, it's easy to do so at any point before your templates are shown. ---John Holmes... Yes you are right, that is what I am doing now, taking all validation / verification functions that do not output html to top, after session handling. This is my first php application as I am migrating from asp and trying to "mirror" my application in php. I have separate php files to handle different "areas" of the site and like you say I use header+footer sort of template. Thanks. Happy New Year! Pedro Almeida. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
