Location Header from class

[Sven]

I try to call a Location header from an included class.
It didn't work.
If I didn't include but write the code of the class in the page everything
is fine.
So I thought it is an include problem but the instantiation of the class is
even when included working.
A print_r shows me the type of the class.
What else can be a problem?

[Michael Fuhr]

Sven <sa************@gmx.de> writes:

I try to call a Location header from an included class.
Do you mean that you're calling the header() function to set the
Location header? Where exactly in the "included class" are you
doing this?
It didn't work.
Did you get any errors, either in the browser or in the web server
logs?
If I didn't include but write the code of the class in the page everything
is fine.
By "fine" do you mean that it redirects the browser, if that's
indeed what you're trying to do?
So I thought it is an include problem but the instantiation of the class is
even when included working.
A print_r shows me the type of the class.
What else can be a problem?

Please post the smallest possible code that demonstrates the problem.
It might also be helpful to see code that works (as your non-included
class supposedly does) in addition to code that doesn't work.

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Michael Fuhr
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[R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah]

Sven <sa************@gmx.de> wrote in message news:<Xn****************************@195.202.32.23 0>...

I try to call a Location header from an included class.
It didn't work.
If I didn't include but write the code of the class in the page everything
is fine.
So I thought it is an include problem but the instantiation of the class is
even when included working.
A print_r shows me the type of the class.
What else can be a problem?

Add these two lines in the beginning of your script and then trap the problem.

error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
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