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HI
I'm having a problem using some php
functions in LINUX machines.
I'm trying the "header" function to
redirect my visitiors to a specific page & i want to generate the
pages dynamically ,
using arguments (For ex. redir.php?img=1.jpg). It
is working fine in Windows machine , but not in LINUX/UNIX .
It is
giving me error that headers are already sent .
I don't know why it is
happening. I tried many things like
(1) I checked the configuration
file (Php.ini) . some of the configurations r like that
:
***************************************************************************************************
arg_separator.input =
"&"
arg_separator.output =
"&"
output_buffering =
off
****************************************************************************************************
(2)
i tried changing the code . As i was found that the argument isn't coming
from the previous page.
The code i used there is
:
*********************************** redir.php
*************************************************************
global
$link;
if($link=="")
die("error................");
header("Location:
$link");
**************************************************************************************************************
now if a link is like that :
redir.php?link=http://www.yahoo.com , then it should redirect the
visitor to the YAHOO! ,
but it is working in Windows & not in
LINUX.
In Windows , i saw this problem when the output_buffering is
set to off. So i turned it on , & it is working fine in
windows,
but in LINUX , the same problem persists. Using "ob_start() "
function , i tuned this function on (manually).
I don't know how to
solve this problem.
I'm also unable to use MYSQL database
in LINUX . It is saying that the built in PHP functions for
mysql
(like mysql_connect() etc.) are unknown functions. Can anybody please help
me ?????????
please help me .................
Thanking u
NILASHIS
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