---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2001 03:19:47 -0400 From: "[iso-8859-1] Stéphane Gosselin" <stef at cfusions.com> To: thelist-admin-lists.evolt.org <thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org> Subject: PHP --- HEADER function enigma Ok . strange ? This works fine . . . header("Location:http://www.cfusions.com/index.php?session_id=".$session_id); Sails us right to: http://www.cfusions.com/index.php?session_id=jF6JKbnuH7 , as expected. THis, on the other hand, don t work. header("Location:http://www.cfusions.com/index.php?session_id=".$session_id."&username=".$username); (CHOKES) Anyone reading this have a clue why not? The same type of headers work for me on other pages, but not THIS one :o(. I twiddled and found that: header("Location:http://www.cfusions.com/index.php?session_id=".$session_id."&username); returns the expected: http://www.cfusions.com/index.php?session_id=jF6JKbnuH7&username BUT AS SOON as I get to adding the "=" in my string, my header chokes.I can append my variable, it IS initialised & has a value. Heck. I can put my WHOLE header location string, just without the second equal sign between my variables & the thing loads at least: header("Location:http://www.cfusions.com/index.php?session_id=".$session_id."&username".username); The page IS in an include but that shoulnd nt matter? A dear Evolter (bless him) wrote me & said it should'nt . Thanks for bearing. Last minute update: missing space between Location: and my string MAY be the culprit. But so far no go. Stéphane Gosselin stef at cfusions.com