Easy question about Header("Location: /");

[kumschick]

Hi,

How can i say with Header("Location: /xxx.php"); to make a target="_top" since i'm working with frames, I have to refresh all.

Is there a way to do it?

Thx

[TheDefender]

You can't define a target with header(). All you can really do is pass variables in the filename and on the called page use $_GET to get the variables, and use that to define the frameset...

[sneakyimp]

if you don't mind using javascript, you can try echoing some javascript like this:

echo "<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\">
window.top.location='foo.php';
</SCRIPT>";

or window.top.location.reload()

[Mordecai]

Well, you're sending a mangled enough header as it is. Please, please, PLEASE read the RFC before trying to use HTTP.

You must specify a full URI after Location:.