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Here is a snippet of code right out of this book. I have been using it for years and it has always worked. Now, it just seems to die on me. It is supposed to take me from login.php to logged in.php. Instead, it goes to the line right after the header(), prints it and stops via exit(). The url in the browser still shows I am at login.php. There are no errors generated. After I log in with login.php (and it stops without going to loggedin.php), I will type the url for loggedin.php directly into the browser and it will get me to loggedin.php with the session already running. I.E., the privil
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Hello everyone! I'm new to the forum, so let me start by saying I'm happy to be here and that I'm learning a lot from Larry's (awesome!) books and I'm thoroughly enjoying them. I'm having a problem with HTTP Headers, specifically the header() function. Script 11.5, entitled "show_image.php" in Chapter 11, doesn't seem to work for me. I have tried it on two separate computers (desktop with Windows XP Pro, and laptop with Windows 7 Home) both using Firefox 11.0 and XAMPP 1.7.4 (which uses PHP 5.3.5). So, then I tried to test out the simple headers, like the ones Larry uses on pages
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