Use exit() after that is more appropriate as it will
explicitly terminate the rest of the codes.
--- amitabh deotale <amitabh_deotale@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> No its not necessary.
>
> Andres Santos <asantos@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi.
>
> If I use header('Location: something.php'), do I
> necessarily have to
> use die() after that?
>
> andres
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