Re: Automating POST/GET

> I've tried ... > > <?php > $siteurl = "www.whatever.com"; > $description = "Description with spaces and commas, in it."; > > include > 'http://www.google.com/addurl?q=$siteurl&dq=$description';îã°léN oµ‹u > ÿ“N // > Works - but passes the variable name instead of its value.Any variation from > this format doesn't work - such as double-quotes, periods, etc. when you are forming quoted string expression with variables in it, you should use double quotes (http://www.google.com/addurl?q=$siteurl&dq=$description;) or single quotes, but insert variables in other way: 'http://www.google.com/addurl?q='.$siteurl.'&dq='.$description; > header("Location: http://www.google.com/addurl?q=$siteurl&dq=$description") > // Doesn't work - my IE6 browser won't make the remote call and instead > errors out trying to execute this script locally. > ?> the error you are getting most probably is "Headers already sent in...". this is because there cannot be any output before sending headers. that includes spaces before "<?php" or anything. function header() must be the first output in the script. > > Any help much appreciated... > > Ed