--- adwinwijaya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if($foo == 'something'){
> header('Location:to_another_page.php') ;
> }else
> {
> do another thing in here
> }
>
> header('Location:to_previous_page.php');
>
>
> I got a problem ... when $foo == 'something' .. it wont redirect me
> to to_another_page.php .... but if I put die(); after calling
> header(); .. it will work ...
>
> is this the bug ?
Nope. As others have pointed out, your Location header is improperly
formed.
However, your immediate problem is that, regardless of whether $foo ==
'something', you *always* set the Location header to to_previous_page.php.
So, even if you set it to to_another_page.php previously, you're
overwriting it.
Hope that helps.
Chris
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