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can i just buy the domain name, and get a forward put onto my site? it that easy to do? because i dont want to have to dial up to u/l stuff, id rather use my own way of hosting.
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Night Chris. Speak to ya later.
Well, just use:
header("Location:http://ps2-philes.netfirms.com");
?>
and that will work fine :o)
Cheers for the help on the PHP/MySQL thing to Rob .. But I'm shatered (2:05am MY GOD) Night Rob.
header("Location:http://ps2-philes.netfirms.com");
?>
and that will work fine :o)
Cheers for the help on the PHP/MySQL thing to Rob .. But I'm shatered (2:05am MY GOD) Night Rob.
hhmm, well I got the end the Script bit right, lol
Guess it just means no Message is put on screen.
Guess it just means no Message is put on screen.
http://www.php.net/exit
Show with parenthesis in conjunction with or.
Show with parenthesis in conjunction with or.
When you are talking about the exit() thing, I think your getting it mixed up with the die() funton.
Well ok you don't need the exit; bit, it's just I always write that after the header() thing, not sure why.
But it just means to end the execution of the script, probably better suited to large scripts, but it won't kill it :o)
I use that code on my sites to keep from people getting lost, and it works fine :o).
but you don't need to put it in your code if you don't want to.
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But it just means to end the execution of the script, probably better suited to large scripts, but it won't kill it :o)
I use that code on my sites to keep from people getting lost, and it works fine :o).
but you don't need to put it in your code if you don't want to.
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ehm...
I think exit; will kill it :)
THIS is what you need:
header("Location:http://ps2-philes.netfirms.com");
?>
exit() is a language construct which is really only used for error messages. Also, I think it needs the parenthesis ().
I think exit; will kill it :)
THIS is what you need:
header("Location:http://ps2-philes.netfirms.com");
?>
exit() is a language construct which is really only used for error messages. Also, I think it needs the parenthesis ().
header("Location:http://ps2-philes.netfirms.com");
exit;
?>
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Thats all you need :o)
exit;
?>
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Thats all you need :o)
Yes, it really is. Don't forget the http:// though.
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