[RJDavison]

This subject has probably been flogged to death, but as a PHP newbie its giving me a bit of grief.

Its a simple form redirect on submission. Ive used a piece of code ive found and have altered is slightly for my own use.

Ive read many artices on the subject and think im in the right area, but cant seem to get the syntax right within the code. Im using the:

header("Location:http://www.xxxxxxx.com/index.php"

command. Below is my code so far.

<?php

if ($submit) {

if ($customerName <= "")
$message = "Please enter your name.";
else if ($customerEmail <= "")
$message = "Please enter your email address.";
else if ($customerMessage <= "")
$message = "Please insert your message.";

if ($message)
echo ($message);
else {
mail("webmaster@turkeybrain.co.uk",
"Form Results",
"$customerName submitted the following message

Subject: $subject
Operating System: $operatingsystem
Browser: $browser
Message: $customerMessage",
"From: $customerName <$customerEmail>");

echo ("Thank you for submitting your message. A representative will contact you shortly if necessary.");
die();
}

}

?>

Any direction where to add the script would be helpful. I have experimeted but get the 'headers already sent' error message

[mdhall]

Try...

echo header ("Location: www.xxxx.com");

?>

See what happens.

[NeverMind]

Originally Posted by mdhall

Try...

echo header ("Location: www.xxxx.com");

?>

See what happens.

why echo ?
just header("Location: file.php"); is enough ..
also it is important to know that headers are always sent first before any output .. so if you want to use header use it before any echo/print ..

[jv2222]

Dont forget you need header ("Location: http://www.etc.com");