More than likely not. Putting an exit statement after a header redirect
is just good practice and ensures that nothing gets executed after
redirecting.
Mike
Don wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a PHP script that uses the following code to redirect to a page of the user's
>choice:
>
>header("Location: http://www.mypage.net/";);
>
>In examples of this type of coding in various scriots, the above line is always
>followed by the statement:
>
>exit;
>
>I am wondering why. When executing a Header("Location"); statement, does control
>return to the PHP script after execution? In that case, I assume that the exit;
>statement is there in order to terminate the php script. In that event, can I
>execute code within my script after calling the Header("Location") page?
>
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