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Full Version: Header/HTML redirect function
I'm trying to come up with an all purpose function to redirect a user to another URL using either a header "Location" redirect or a meta refresh if html has already been sent to the browser. So, does anyone know a way to detect if html has already been sent to the browser so the function can decide which method to use?
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Maybe:
CODE
if(!header("Location: http://www.anywhere.com")){
echo "<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='0;url=http://www.anywhere.com/'>";
}
echo "<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='0;url=http://www.anywhere.com/'>";
}
Excellent thanks I thought it'd be something simple 
Altho I did need to put a @ on the header function otherwise it spits out a "headers already sent" error, appreciated though!
//Edit
Can't belive I missed this last night but I just found the headers_sent() function which does exactly what I needed it to do... guess that'll teach me to program t 6am eh?
Altho I did need to put a @ on the header function otherwise it spits out a "headers already sent" error, appreciated though!//Edit
Can't belive I missed this last night but I just found the headers_sent() function which does exactly what I needed it to do... guess that'll teach me to program t 6am eh?
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