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]]> By: Dan http://www.victorchen.info/how-to-automatically-redirect-a-page-in-php/#comment-18 Dan Thu, 27 Mar 2008 17:06:35 +0000 http://victorchen.info/how-to-automatically-redirect-a-page-in-php/#comment-18 A safer way is: http://danltn.com/bin/57q.phps Using if(!headers_sent()) means it will only output if there has been no output so far, safer than simply supressing errors. Also, use an exit() or die(); after your code, otherwise the rest can easily be read by a user, and it could be confidential. Redirecting doesn't stop output. Dan A safer way is:

http://danltn.com/bin/57q.phps

Using if(!headers_sent()) means it will only output if there has been no output so far, safer than simply supressing errors.

Also, use an exit() or die(); after your code, otherwise the rest can easily be read by a user, and it could be confidential. Redirecting doesn’t stop output.

Dan

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