PHP Redirect

<?php
  header( 'Location: http://www.yoursite.com/new_page.html' ) ;
?>

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Steven Rossi

# September 29, 2009

It’s important to remember that this has to be the first output in the document for it to work. For examples, see the PHP Manual.

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Peter Dubrovski

# September 29, 2009

You should use
header(‘location:http//www.domain.dd’);
exit;

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Ayo

# October 25, 2010

Wat about testin from a local server.

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Anonymouschicken

# January 4, 2011

function redirect($url) {
            echo "";
            echo "Redirecting in 3 seconds";
            echo "<a href='$url' rel="nofollow">Click here if it does not redirect you</a>";
        }


 redirect("gotohere.php");

A simpler yet adjustable php function to redirect.

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Waterman

# August 24, 2011

Don forget that the header function should be the first thing typed in, or you will have to turn on output buffering in your ini file or call this function, ob_start()

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Peter Dubrovski

# October 21, 2011

quick and dirty redirect (also if headers allready sent)


function forceRedirect($url = '/'){
    if(!headers_sent()) {
        header('HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently');
        header('Location:'.$url);  
        header('Connection: close');
        exit;
    }
    else {
        echo 'location.replace('.$url.');';
    }
    exit;
}

just call forceRedirect(‘http://www.domain.dd’);

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Gosha

# August 17, 2012

And use “UTF-8 without BOM” instead of “UTF-8” as your document encoding. Otherwise some “unnecessary” bytes will be send before PHP-interpreter will meet “” construction.

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Joseph ben

# February 22, 2013

how about redirect all the links in one page …
some give me a script ,plzz

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Linus

# December 28, 2016

This is the function that I’ve got in my library

function relocate($url) {
    if ($url == -1) $url = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ? $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] : '/';
    Header("Location: $url");
    die();
}

relocate('./'); // home

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