QUOTE(Mcbazzo @ 30 Aug, 2008 - 06:31 PM)
CODE
<?php
"test.php.php"
header("location:test.php.php");
?>
I believe that the problem with this code is you don't have a command for the text in quotes. You are not telling php what to do with it. Especially since there is no end semi colon, php is going to see this as
"test.php.php" header("..."); & it really isn't going to know wtf to do with it.
It's like me running up to you & saying Car!
An acceptable response would be something like :
Yeah.. what about it?
** Edit **
Almost forgot. To concure with the other responses, once you send text, you will get an error from the header command.
CODE
<?php
header("text.php.php"); // this will load
?>
<html> <!-- Header... -->
<body></body>
</html>
<?php
header("text.php.php"); // this will fail
?>
You can only send the headers once, everything after that is text. You ever seen a website with two headers? I think not!
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