Hi
Actually you can get away with this:
header("Location: $url",301);
This will let php generate the proper headers
Also, and I stress this point (again and again), the http specification
clearly states that location headers need to have a *fully qualified url* not
a site-specific one.
Failure to do so puts the proper working of your site in the hands of the end
user's browser who may very well fail to redirect because he doesn't find
http://yourpage.php. (some browser do handle this correctly, but that's
besides the point).
HTH
Andy
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Check out these few php utilities that I released
under the GPL2 and that are meant for use with a
php cli binary:
http://www.vlaamse-kern.com/sas/
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