Re: header problem with IIS

Christoph Grottolo wrote: > misun@microstep-mis.com (Peter Misun) wrote: > > > > >running PHP4.1.3 on IIS 5 and everything work's fine > > > >I have only problem with using header() function > >problem is, after submiting form in first.php: > > echo "<form name=form_abc method=post action=second.php>\n"; > >and having in second.php: > > header('location:third.php'); > > > >it produces error in browser like this: > > CGI Error [...] > > You must avoid body contents in second.php (do not generate any > output). > > Try with: > > <?php > header("Location:third.php"); > exit; > ?> > > as second.php, this should work. If you don't put an exit call after > header(), you must make shure you have no output (no newlines and/or > spaces before opening <?php and after closing ?> tags, no echo's nor > print's...). > > Christoph i've got no output after ?> i'm sure and exit; doesn't help too 5o