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Note Submitter: fgif2 at yahoo dot fr ---- If you want PHP to generate your desired HTTP status code and corresponding phrase... Thanks to the notification from guy.paddock AT gmail DOT com, I have accordingly changed the example inside my little page, in a way to respect the types of the parameters. http://gif.phpnet.org/frederic/programs/http_status_codes/ I can repeat here an example: <?php header('x', TRUE, 100); /* server will ouput: "HTTP/1.1 100 Continue" */ ?> To be strict (actually PHP is rather tolerant) let us say: - the first parameter has to be any NOT EMPTY string, - the second parameter has to be a boolean, obviously it has to be TRUE, as it would be a nonsense to send several different status (anyway the server would not let you to do stupid things), - the third parameter has to be an integer, between 100 and 599; an integer out of that range - or in range but of unknown value - will generate a 500 Internal Server Error response. I hope that helps ;)