A header() only sends a header information to the browser, it does not
stop the following php code from executing. Probably you should use a
die() or exit() after the header!
Enjoy,
John
On Oct 9, 11:44 pm, Dewald Pretorius dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
Given the following scenario:
a) In an app controller method you do a header redirect to an external
site (I did it directly with header() not with $this-redirect).
b) Since there's no view output, no ctp file exists.
c) The controller method is named somemethod(), not __somemethod().
When Configure Debug 0, the redirect works fine.
When Configure Debug = 0, the output of default.ctp is built and sent
to the browser up to the very first line that calls a helper, and
there everything terminates. The user sees an empty page or partial
build of default.ctp, and the header redirect never happens.
The work-around is to create an empty somemethod.ctp with just ?php ?
in it. Then the redirect works fine.
Dewald
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