Redirect User

**mmarif4u** · Apr 30, 2007, 00:04

Hi guys .
I have the following code, how can i redirect the user to message.php
after submitting the form or page.

PHP Code:


<?php

//ob_start();

  include('../common/adm_inc_commons.php');

    $sql="select * from m_user where nruser = $nruser";

    $result = mysql_query($sql) or err_handler();

     $row = mysql_fetch_object($result);

     $nmname=$row->nmname;

     $nmpass=$row->nmpassword;

     $nmlogin=$row->nmlogin;

     $nric=$row->nric;

     $nmemail=$row->nmemail;

//******************************************************************************

  $sql1="select * from m_parent_child where nruser=$nruser";

  $result_list= mysql_query($sql1) or err_handler();

  $row = mysql_fetch_array($result);

  $childarray=$row->nruser_child;

  //*********************************************************************************************

  $sql="select * from m_user where nruser='$childarray' and cdcat='2'";

             $result_child= mysql_query($sql) or mysql_error();

             $row_child = mysql_fetch_array($result_child);

             $name=$row_child->nmname;

             $login=$row_child->nmlogin;

             $pass=$row_child->nmpassword;

//********************************************************************************************

if (isset($_POST['btnsave_x'])) {

  $email =htmlentities($_POST['nmemail']);

  $msg =($_POST['message']);

  $subject =htmlentities($_POST['subject']);

     $headers = 'From: Straight-As Team <support@straight-a.com>' . "\r\n" .

    'Cc: xxxxx@yahoo.com' . "\r\n" .

    'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion() ."\r\n".

    'MIME-Version: 1.0' . "\r\n" .

    'Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1' . "\r\n";

    $message = "

Dear valued subscriber,<br>

Welcome to Straight-As Program.<br>

Thank you for showing interest in Straight-As program.<br><br>



    ".$msg."

<br>

Kindly keep the above information for future references.<br>



For further information please contact:<br>

support@straight-a.com.<br>



Best regards,<br>

Straight-As Team.

";



 $mail=mail($email,$subject,$message,$headers);

 }

 // If (!$mail'){header("Location:message.php");}//else {header("Location:message.php");}

// header("Location:message.php");

 ?>



<html>

<head>

<title>Straight-As:Customer</title>

</head>

<?php  include('../common/adm_inc_top.php'); ?>



<body>

<?PHP include('adm_cus_send_pass_form.php')?>

</body>



</html>

**Bill Palmer** · Apr 30, 2007, 00:06

Seems like you were on the right track:

PHP Code:




if(!$mail) {

    header("Location: http://yoursite.com/message.php");

}

The HTTP Location header needs the FULL URL to redirect to.

Good luck.

**REMIYA** · Apr 30, 2007, 00:10

Originally Posted by Bill Palmer

The HTTP Location header needs the FULL URL to redirect to.

You can easily use relative paths:

PHP Code:


header("Location.index.php");

**mmarif4u** · Apr 30, 2007, 00:18

Thanks guys
i try as u see in my code i comment that header
bcoz when i try to use like that it throw the message before
giving me the page to write email to user.
It mean that when i click the link to that user it directly give me message.
Not giving me the page to edit or write some message to user(In case of
header using there).
I hope u people will get it.
What i want.

**Kailash Badu** · Apr 30, 2007, 01:21

You can easily use relative paths:

Only as long as your browser uses HTTP 1.0 . HTTP 1.1 requires absolute URI.

**mmarif4u** · Apr 30, 2007, 01:38

Thanks guys i got idea i use it inside the mail function and working.

PHP Code:


header ('location:message.php');

the problem was not that its working or not.
The problem was where to put this header in the code to work properly.

Thanks guys...

**REMIYA** · Apr 30, 2007, 08:34

PHP Code:


if(mail(...,...,...)==true){
    header("Location:success.php");
}else{
    header("Location:error.php")
}

Hope it helps

**Bill Palmer** · Apr 30, 2007, 14:46

Originally Posted by Kailash Badu

Only as long as your browser uses HTTP 1.0 . HTTP 1.1 requires absolute URI.

Thanks for the link.

I knew that absolute URIs were required, but I never saw the spec for it.

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