Header location = variable [ fixed]

i'm trying to send the user to a page stored in a variable,

How do i do it?

PHP Code:

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header('Location: '$ipath'.');
header('Location: '$ipath'); 


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i cant get it to work, the above 2 will not work, how can i do this?

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Originally Posted by Pino

i'm trying to send the user to a page stored in a variable,

How do i do it?

PHP Code:

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header('Location: '$ipath'.');
header('Location: '$ipath'); 


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i cant get it to work, the above 2 will not work, how can i do this?

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If you use double quotes variables inside them will be executed :)

PHP Code:

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header("Location: $ipath"); 


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Or, if you want to use the single ones:

PHP Code:

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header('Location: ' . $ipath); 


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Just remember the dot opperator (.) is to PHP what the amperstand (&) is to VB :)

Cheers,

RyanJ :)

cheers bud, i managed to fix it before i looked at your reply, i'm rushing trying to get this project done so i can get paid tommorow and making silly mistakes :( thanks for the help!

PHP Code:

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<?php
header("Location: http://" . $ipath);
?>

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does that work?

All, the path contained the http etc, it was quotes were well out :( thanks anyhows