PHP Redirecting Script

[Sessional]

Okay just wondering, but is it possible to do something like this?

<?php
echo "<p><a href=http://www.freedomain.co.nr/><b>Free Domain Name - www.YOU.co.nr</b></a><br>Get a free domain name like www.YourName.co.nr with the following features included: free URL redirection with cloaking, path forwarding, all meta-tags supported, kill-frame feature, NO forced ADS at all, and more</p>";
sleep(10);
header( 'Location: http://mydomain.com' );
?>

 

[Myzteryz]

Sure? What are you asking exactly?

The code looks fine. You could always test it.

If you're asking about the freedomain.co.nr, it MIGHT be okay. Maybe contact them?

 

[AceHart]

> The code looks fine

Sending a header when page output has already started?

 

[Myzteryz]

> The code looks fine

Sending a header when page output has already started?

meh

 

[enouwee]

Okay just wondering, but is it possible to do something like this?

<?php
echo "<p><a href=http://www.freedomain.co.nr/><b>Free Domain Name - www.YOU.co.nr</b></a><br>Get a free domain name like www.YourName.co.nr with the following features included: free URL redirection with cloaking, path forwarding, all meta-tags supported, kill-frame feature, NO forced ADS at all, and more</p>";
sleep(10);
header( 'Location: http://mydomain.com' );
?>

sleep(10) hmmm ? You'll be entirely dependant on the output buffering configured in your PHP instance:

• Without output buffering: as AceHart already wrote, it's too late to send the headers. Won't work.
• With full output buffering: headers and content will be sent after 10 seconds. Won't work.
• With partial output buffering: combine the two cases above at random: some content may be sent immediately and it may or may not be to late to send the headers after 10 seconds with all the content. In any case: it won't do what you want it to.

Use a <meta> redirect in combination with some JavaScript code and a plain text link.