PHP from one page to another page redirect three ways for reference.
First, use HTTP header information
That is to use PHP's HEADER function. The function of the HEADER function in PHP is to issue to the browser control instructions that the HTTP protocol should have passed through the WEB server, such as declaring the type of information returned ("Context-type: xxx / xxx"), the page's attributes cache "," Expire ") and so on.
Here's how to redirect to another page using HTTP header information:
<?
if (isset ($ url))
{
Header ("HTTP / 1.1 303 See Other");
Header ("Location: $ url");
exit
}
?>
Notice that there is a space after "Localtion:".
Second, mark with HTML
Marked with HTML, is to use META's REFRESH tag, for example as follows:
<? if (! isset ($ url)) exit;?>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META HTTP-EQUIV = "REFRESH" CONTENT = "5"; URL = <? Echo $ url;? >>
</ HEAD>
<BODY>
</ BODY>
</ HTML>
Third, use a script to achieve
For example:
<?
$ url = "http://www.weeksee.com";
echo "<! - <SCRIPT LANGUAGE =" javascript ">";
echo "location.href = '$ url'";
echo "</ SCRIPT> ->";
?>