Re: Header("Location: some.url.com")

Hi Julie & Matt, Well if it has to be server side , you can do validation etc as long as you do not output anything before you send the header. HTH Steve At 5:31 PM -0700 25/9/00, Julie Meloni wrote:

I think the point was to do specific processing (data validation, etc.) and as a result of that, send a header(). So, unless you're doing all the processing on the client-side, a client-side solution doesn't do the job. Steve Farmer wrote:

Hi Guys, try a javascript "location.replace" works anywhere on the page HTH Steve At 4:03 PM -0700 25/9/00, Julie Meloni wrote:

Matt wrote:

Does anybody know a way of executing this sort of code after other

things

have been executed on a page? Traditionally you have to do it at the top

of

the page, but I want to be able to do stuff and then forward people to a

new

page. Any ideas?

You can. Just don't _print anything to the screen_ before it.

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