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Max
print ("Location: http://localhost/ElectronicMedicalRecord/OrderEntry/Orders.html\n\n");
Why won't this work?
Why won't this work?
print ("Location:
http://localhost/ElectronicMedicalRecord/OrderEntry/Orders.html\n\n");
Why won't this work?
Max said:print ("Location:
http://localhost/ElectronicMedicalRecord/OrderEntry/Orders.html\n\n");
Why won't this work?
wow, the sarcasm...
what i want to do is forward to another page. i thought it was pretty
obvious.
....
That remark I wrote was intended towards a certain Jurgen Exner. I
read what you wrote in your message and I did post to the other group
as you advised. I appreciate the link you gave me, but it did not
solve the problem.
My guess is that those who are making the sarcastic
remarks have some insight into the problem but rather than sharing
their knowledge as this forum is meant to be are just shooting their
smart mouths off.
of course not... reading sometimes helps(like the subject line...) but
i have to admit your wit is brillant. i wish i had it.
Sinan,
Thanks for your feedback.
I tried using the path but it didn't work...
my html directory is /var/www/html/dir1/dir2/file so I used
/dir1/dir2/file. It just printed out the path. In my other posting,
someone suggested using
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n
But something strange is happening now. I'm getting redirected to
http://search.netscape.com/nscp_results.adp?query=localhost&source=NSCP
Redirect
I deleted the Content-type and Location line and I'm still getting
redirected...
The line before this statement is
while ($fetch->()) {print
$res2->{LastName},$res2->{FirstName},$res2->{MiddleName},$res2->{DOB},$
res2{SSN},"<BR>";
Basically I'm fetching some data from a database and redirecting to
another html page.
Help.
What is a killfile?
Try this:
print ("Location:
http:\/\/localhost\/ElectronicMedicalRecord\/OrderEntry\/Orders.html\n\n");
Does this have sufficient status to become Flavell's second law?
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