RE: Problem with header in an if

["Chris W. Parker" <cparker@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jay Blanchard <mailto:jay.blanchard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
    on Thursday, March 24, 2005 1:00 PM said:

> I have tried ...
> 0 < count($errorsReported)
> 0 !=
> 0 !==
> isset($errorReported)
> !empty
> '' !=
> '' !==

Have you tried explicitly setting $errorsReported to "" to see where it
goes?

$errorsReported = "";

if(!empty($errorsReported))
{
  // do loop
}
else
{
  // do redirect
}

Also, are you sure your program is even GETTING that far? Maybe the
program is stopping before the point in question.

> And Chris, thanks for the heads up, I put the exit() and the FQDN in
> there.

In that case may I suggest the following function:

function redirect($location)
{
    header("Location: ".FQDN_CONSTANT."$location");
    exit;
}

Makes things easier down the road.



Chris.

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