[lordy]

the webapge am playing with at the moment, i do the following to allow redirects in if statements.

ob_start();

at the start of the page
and then later on i might have the following


if ( ($NOF_REQUEST->Session("Logged_In_Real") != "True") ) {

header("location: http://sydsrv02/real_estate_admin.php"); exit;

} else {

rest of page here.


this solved my problem and it sounds just like yours
just ensure that ob_start() is at the start of the page

[kalinchuk]

thanks man, it works

[alabaster_lynch]

Originally Posted by kalinchuk

it still doesnt work...
here ismy code:

PHP Code:

<?php

$test = "1";

echo "some text here...";

if($test == '1')

{

header("location: test2.php");

}

echo "...";

?>

and i get that error

the echo statement isn't needed if your condition is met...no one is going to see because it will process to quickly. Try something like this...

PHP Code:

<?php

if($test == 1)

  header("location: test2.php");

echo 'some text here';

echo 'more text';

?>

Hope this help....Jose

[dennispopel]

You can redirect at any point in your code provided that you do not echo anything to the browser. In your code the first echo is useless from the logical point of view - even if you could redirect after an echo, the user would not see this text as he would be promptly redirected to another page. Conclusion: Remove the first echo statement that goes before the header().