Does anyone know of a way to use sessions and still be able to redirect with
the header function. In the code below I test for the existence of the
PHPSESSID and send the user to register if it doesn't exist. If it does
exist I start a session to retrieve the session variables then call a class
that tests for other conditions. If the test is successful then I try to
redirect which fails because (as I understand it) session_start has already
sent headers.
I really don't like putting links on pages that say "Click here to continue"
so I'm looking for a solution. Any ideas?
<?
if (!isset($PHPSESSID)){
header("Location:http://www.blah.com/register.php");
}
session_start();
if ($action == "update"){
include("../includes/update_class.php");
$my=new update_listing();
header("Location:http://www.blah.com mem_welcome.php?sid=$PHPSESSID");
}
?>
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