Way to set page title with a header("Location") in file?

[nivek9991]

Edited: I resolved the issue by making a button to click after the changes have been made, then the form refreshes the page.
Thanks for the suggestions though.

Hello All,
I have a file which has a
header("Location");
in which Location is the script itself (need to refresh the page).
Know I know that with the header command, you can't have any sort of html tags at the top of the page, particularily the <title> tag.

I'm wondering if anybody knows how to set the page title when the file has a header function in it.

Thanks

[cgraz]

You could try

header("Location: page.php?title=page+title+here");

then on page.php

<title><?= str_replace("+", " ", $_GET['title']) ?></title>

Cgraz

[nivek9991]

Clever, but still no go.
Header still sees the <title> command at the top.
It's really weird, you would think there would be an easy work around for this.
I have the Header command to refresh because I need to manually set some variables.

I guess this isn't a huge deal because the page is just an admin page for me, but it's nice to look down in the task bar and be able to find the page, instead of seeing the beginning of the URL, ya know 🙂

[cgraz]

the title tag is farther down in the page. What are you suing header for? you have to call header before any other output. If you're doing this, then you'll have no problem and my method will work. If you need to output something then refresh, use meta refresh.

Cgraz

[nivek9991]

Edited: I resolved the issue by making a button to click after the changes have been made, then the form refreshes the page.
Thanks for the suggestions though.