[RESOLVED] Redirect on IIS vs Linux

[Square1]

Hi all:

I was building a PHP version of my site on my current IIS server. I used the following for my redirects:

header("Location: /mypage.php");

The above works fine on IIS but does not work on Linux. I need to use the following on Linux:

header("Location: htp://www.mysite/mypage.php");

As my coding is already done the IIS way, I would prefer to keep it that way. Is that possible? Is there a server tweak for this?

Thanks!

[NogDog]

The proper protocol per the HTTP standard is to use a full URI (including the "http://domain.com/") with any "Location:" header. While many systems may allow relative URLs, apparently some require full standards compliance. 😉

[Square1]

NogDog;10994750 wrote:

The proper protocol per the HTTP standard is to use a full URI (including the "http://domain.com/") with any "Location:" header. While many systems may allow relative URLs, apparently some require full standards compliance. 😉

I shoulda read the fine print first!!!! :rolleyes:

Thanks NogDog