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Jiri Stepanek
10,740 PointsMoving through pages
Hi, how can you move to a different page in PHP? Like in HTML you have to do <a href="hello.html">HI</a> and click to it. I wanna do the same but without that click. If it's possible, with no framework. TY ;)
2 Answers
Jeff Lemay
14,268 PointsYou can use php's header function.
<?php
header('Location: /example/path/here.php');
exit;
?>
Jiri Stepanek
10,740 Pointsthanks Jeff, that works ;)
Jeff Lemay
14,268 PointsJeff Lemay
14,268 PointsDocumentation
The biggest struggle I had with this in the past was, you cannot have anything output to the page before you call this function. So if you have a space or empty line at the top of your document before you open your php tag and call the header function, the function will fail.