How to redirect .php into other URL?

Anon

Suppose my database under domain1(www.domain1.com), all database related php script under domain1.

After my form is centrally processed via domain1 even though the form can be located in other domains such as domain2(www.domain2.com), but how can I redirect next php script into domain2 after I successfully process first php script of the form?

Anon

You could output a dummy html page with a redirect header

Anon

But I may redirect many different domains and headers.

Would you mind telling a little more specific?

Thanks

Anon

You can try using
header("location:http://foo.bar");

That will redirect the browser to that page.

Anon

Supposed I want to redirect our php script into http://www.test.com/test.htm. I tried to put code after my database query finished , but before ?>

Like belowed:

header("Location: http://www.test.com/test.htm");

But I always got errors like "The page cannot be found"

Any suggestions?

Anon

Try the search here. I'm sure this q has been answered. I'm searching, too. ;>)

Anon

I searched database, it seemed that I used code same as some Q&A, but my problem is still unresolved.

Anyone has insight or tips?

Anon

It's truely amazing how little help there really is here. I've just spent 5 days getting something to work...with no help. Anyway, I found it.

At the top of your page right after the <?PHP put:

header("location: http://yahoo.com");

This works fine...but it disconnects any echo you may have set up. You can put this anywhere actually except after any data is sent or within a function. That's why the top of the page is recommended.

I'd like something in the echo that does this...just in case something goes wrong and they can see an error message. But this would be after the data has been sent...so I don't think it's possible.

Anyway...there it is.

(I wish others would have helped me with complete answers instead of abstracts...This is a help forum!)

Anon

If I want to redirect URL to www.test.com,I tried couple of ways to put header() in different location, none of them worked.

One way is to just put header right After I finish my database query, like

header("Location: http://www.test.com");
exit;
?>

totally finish my php database query, start

<?php
header("location: http"//www.test.com");
exit;
?>

Any specific suggestions?

Anon

i will embed javascript into php to do the redirect, unless the site was designed not to use javascript. this way, the redirect statement could be anywhere.

<php?
// the situation redirect to page1
if (...)
{
<?

<?php
}
// the situation redirect to page2
else
{
?>

<?php
}
?>

Anon

use meta refresh,... it's supported by most of the browsers,... works always,...

& you can display errors,... & even include the variables in it,... you can hide them with frames if you don't like those ugly urls.