Hi Peter
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On 15 May,2003 at 13:19 Peter Misun wrote:
>
> running PHP4.1.3 on IIS 5 and everything work's fine
>
> I have only problem with using header() function
> problem is, after submiting form in first.php:
> echo "<form name=form_abc method=post action=second.php>\n";
> and having in second.php:
> header('location:third.php');
>
> it produces error in browser like this:
> CGI Error
> The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of
> HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
I have only ever seen this error when the page I was trying to refer to didn't exist or wasn't accessible by IIS.
Also, I've always done headers like this
header('Location: third.php');
or
header('Location: http://www.mydomain.com/third.php');
The location header is supposed to have the full URL, I believe, but it doesn't have to. Don't know if that will help at all ? The formatting is fussy but then, the location header seems fussy in many browsers.
>
> what headers?!?
> after reloading/refreshing page by user, everything is ok
>
> in logfiles of IIS I found out, that
> first.php has protocol code 200
> second.php has protocol code 302
> third.php has protocol code 502 (what leads to that error)
502 is the Bad Gateway response code (can't reach the page because of a network problem). I think that IIS is not returning the correct code here, though, or is returning the best it can for the situation. 502 seems to be a bit of a dustbin for errors sometimes !!!
> third.php after refreshing/reloading has protocol code 200
>
> please, help
>
> 5o
>
Hope this helps ....
:-)
Ronan
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