Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

header("Location: http://www.example.com/");

i don't want the browser to show http://www.example.com

any method?

thanks.

re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

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include('http://www.example.com/');
exit();

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re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

Hmm Uzytkownik <howachen@gmail.comwrote:its same what you will type address in url filed in webbrowser and you won't
see it :)


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re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

Hmm Kimmo Laine <spam@outolempi.netwrote:
exactly


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re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

Kimmo Laine 寫�：
i can't use include() as the file is very large, i want apache to serve
the file, while hiding the file path.

re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

Hmm U¿ytkownik <howachen@gmail.comwrote:
readfile will print all what is on this page on your page

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re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

i don't want the browser to showhttp://www.example.com

Yes, just use Rewrite-Rules with "P" flag like this:

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.example.com$1 [P,L]

Not perfect, but a solution.

re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

howachen@gmail.com:
My browser's address bar shows the URL of the current resource.

The solution to your perceived problem is stop wanting that.

The real question is why.

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re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

phpmyforum@googlemail.com 寫�：
Hello, this seems to be my solution...

but will there be any overhead in doing this? i mean the proxy pass?

re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

howachen@gmail.com wrote:I see someone else beat me to it - I was going to suggest the same thing :-)

Yes, there's always overhead when you're changing the default behavior.
There is less if you place this in the httpd.conf file than in
..htaccess, but it's still there.

The biggest problem with .htaccess is it needs to be read every time a
file in this directory or any subdirectory is accessed. But for
something this small it will probably be cached by the file system most
of the time anyway, so it wouldn't make a lot of difference.

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re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

On Oct 5, 2:10 am, howac...@gmail.com wrote:Use URL rewriting.

Cheers,
NC

re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

The largest overhead in this "solution" is that every request goes over
your webserver and so your traffic will grow.

re: Redirect without changing `address` in your browser?

thanks for theses postings?

regards
Jitendra