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[Alain Dhaene]

Hi,

I have this problem

<?php

$doc = "name";

$result = "code";

header('Location: content2.php?docCode= $doc + resultCode=$result');

?>

I have two variabeles (doc and result) i want to pass to content2.php

There i will get them

$doc_n = $_GET('docCode');

$result_n=$_GET('resultCode');

What's wrong with my header?

Thanks

Alain

[Pedro Graca]

Alain Dhaene wrote:

<?php
header('Location: content2.php?docCode= $doc + resultCode=$result');
?> What's wrong with my header?

Too many spaces; wrong syntax.

Try (after changing server and path)

header('Location: http://server.com/path/to/content2.php?' .
'docCode=' . urlencode($doc) .
'&amp;resultCode=' . urlencode($result));
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[Shawn Wilson]

Alain Dhaene wrote:

Hi,

I have this problem

<?php

$doc = "name";

$result = "code";

header('Location: content2.php?docCode= $doc + resultCode=$result');

?>

I have two variabeles (doc and result) i want to pass to content2.php

There i will get them

$doc_n = $_GET('docCode');

$result_n=$_GET('resultCode');

What's wrong with my header?

You should put in the full URL, as some browsers don't support relative urls.
You should not put spaces in your url. (these will usually work in IE, but NS 4
work accept them)
Different variables must be seperated with "&", not "+".
Your variables should be url encoded.

Try this:

header('Location:
http://yoursite.com/content2.php?docCode='.urlencode($doc).'&resultCod e='.urlencode($result));

Regards,
Shawn
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