[RESOLVED] Content-type wrong despite sending header

[Lizzard]

THIS HAS BEEN RESOLVED, ME THE NEWBIE CAN'T DO PHP! :rolleyes:

Hi, I've got a little problem, I am trying to create a php file for generating dynamic CSS files. But i almost came to a stop immediately :mad:

I simply got in my html document's head tag:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="css.php?id=default" />

And css.php is:

<?php
	/*
	 * Generates a dynamic css file.
	 */
	header('Content-type: text/css'); //What datatype to return.

$default = array('bodyBgColor' => 'ffffff';
$dblack = array('bodyBgColor' => '000000';
$blue = array('bodyBgColor' => '0000ff';

switch ($_GET['id']){
	case 'black':
		$scheme = $black;
		break;
	case 'blue':
		$id = $blue;
		break;
	default:
		$id = $default;
		break;
}

//Using heredoc syntax to print:
print <<<_CSS
	body { background-color: #$scheme['bodyBgColor']; }
_CSS; //Must be in first column.
?>

Although I have set the content-type to text/css in my php, it seems like it still returns text/html. My question is simply: How do i set the return data type to text/css?

[Piranha]

Lizzard wrote:

THIS HAS BEEN RESOLVED, ME THE NEWBIE CAN'T DO PHP! :rolleyes:

Then please mark it as resolved in thread tools.

[Weedpacket]

And while you're about it, could you explain what the problem and solution turned out to be, for the benefit of others in the same situation?