%20 in http address

[ttroutmpr]

When ever netscape opens a page that I have a php header command, (for example, "header("Location: /index.php");"), it puts "http://home/%20/index.php". If I just put a / where /index.php is it does the same thing. Also, if I just put index.php without the / in front it does the same thing. It only seems to happen on Netscape and on any brower on a Mac. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you,
Travis Trout

[Anon]

Use an absolute path/URL.

[Anon]

%20 stands for a space.
A shot in the dark: what happens if you write
header("Location:/index.php");