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Redirecting - Newbie Question

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Re: Redirecting - Newbie Question

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Jun 22nd, 2006
No, it has nothing to do with session. It has everything to do with HTML headers. You can send a header such as refresh using:
header(header field

I haven't looked up the exact syntax (not on my computer with that info at my finger tips) of a redirect, but this'll give you a good place to start.
www.uncreativelabs.net

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