I'm doing a page refresh/redirect which usually works fine, but in some Browsers/OS the querystring seems to get plain lost.
I'm using
$header = $GLOBALS[REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING];
and append it to the URL like someFile.php?$header
A user of Windows 2000 and Internet Explorer Version 6.0.2800.1106 reports that she just gets someFile.php, without querystring.
What is the safe way that will work on all systems / in all browsers?
Thanks in advance!
Andreas Weber
http://www.motiondraw.com
lost querystring
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JAM,
Thanks for your reply!
I made several changes and now it seems to work.
As I can't simulate the conditions in which the problem arose on the user's machine, I can't really tell wether using $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] made the difference. But as long as it is fixed now...
Andreas Weber
motiondraw.com
Thanks for your reply!
I made several changes and now it seems to work.
As I can't simulate the conditions in which the problem arose on the user's machine, I can't really tell wether using $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] made the difference. But as long as it is fixed now...
Andreas Weber
motiondraw.com