is it ok to use header(“location: {html document here}”); it seems to cause issues in general anyone know why?
Try this code:
header("Location: index.php");
// Remember to replace the "index.php" with your custom location
it seems to cause issues in general
What is “general”? Could you be more specific? Thanks!
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like if i just use it for normal general purposes like redirecting to other pages
Okay,
Well, I use it in my code (a lot), so I think it’s OK to use…
no none of these are the errors it seems to be freezing the web page and then redirecting to suspended domain i checked infintyfree it still says active
Make sure you’re redirecting to the correct link
it works sometimes but after two or three times it does not i replaced the header with echo “some javascript to redirect”; and it works fine now idk what happened
What exactly were you putting as the header? I know from experience that it works perfectly fine.
Well I was making a login page using files and the code looked something like this
if (usernameexists() === true)
{
header(“Location: usernameused.html”);
}
sorry for no code boxes I currently don’t know how
Using JavaScript instead of PHP header isn’t really the wisest idea…
Make sure you have no whitespace, or code before or after the header statement
The forum supports Markdown, BBCode, pure HTML and possibly more. So any method you can think of to format code probably works.
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