Re: Parse errors with includes and/or prepends/appends

On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Matthew Leverton wrote: > I believe that both require() and include() need to have completed scripts > within them. What I do in your situation is this: > > <? > session_register($auth_flag); > > if ($auth_flag != 1) { > header("Location: ./login.php4"); > } > ?> Thanks for the suggestion. However, there's still a problem with this method. While it does provide a method for the browser to redirect someone to the login page, it also still sends the contents of the document that they haven't authenticated to see. The Location: header relies on the browser to do redirection; it also sends the output of the page. Checking by requesting the page via netcat confirmed this. Is there a function or method that tells PHP to stop parsing/outputting? If so, this method can still be used. Otherwise, its not secure enough for my needs. Seth