Bernard Perrot wrote:
Mikey wrote:
Your script doesn't appear to be trying to do a re-direct, but rather
open a client side e-mail - if you want to do this, then you will need
to use JavaScript on the client side.
Yes it redirect, because PHP add a 302 response header in this case.
And the client-side email is opened. But with mozilla, the calling page
is still displayed, and with firefow, a new blank one is displayed.
That's my question : who is right ? Mozilla or Firefox ? And how to have
always (which header) the calling page displayed (without javascript,
because it don't works if client don't want...).
This isn't *really* a redirect. You're abusing the Location: header, so
what you're really seeing is browsers differing in their recovery from
your abuse. Error handling is never something you can rely on.
Use JavaScript and provide a link for them to click on when JS is
disabled. I'm sure users who disable JS are more than used to clicking
an extra link now and then.
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