Thread: FastCGI and PHP header

Last post 05-15-2008 3:06 PM by sbock98. 4 replies.

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05-13-2008, 2:32 PM

sbock98
Joined on 05-13-2008, 2:26 PM
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FastCGI and PHP header

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I just installed fastcgi and php 5.2.6. Everything is working great except for my php headers. My code is just the standard header("Location: URL"); Is this supported with fastcgi? I'm running IIS6.

Thanks for the help.

05-13-2008, 2:50 PM In reply to

ruslany
Joined on 07-01-2007, 7:38 PM
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Re: FastCGI and PHP header

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This should work with FastCGI. What error do you get? Does your script call header() before any actual html output is sent?

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05-13-2008, 3:12 PM In reply to

sbock98
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Re: FastCGI and PHP header

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Yea, my php is at the very top of the page. I use a $_GET to grab the value of a variable that is passed through the url. If that variable doesn't exist, then i use header() to redirect to the same page, but with the variable. I don't get a specific error for the header(), but i get an error later on in the code because the original variable isn't there.

I was running php on isapi and everything was working great. As soon as i moved to fastcgi, things stopped working.

05-14-2008, 9:21 PM In reply to

Alex.W474
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Re: FastCGI and PHP header

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The following code works well for me:

File: redirect.test.php

<?php

if (!isset($_GET['flag'])) {
header('Location: redirect.test.php?flag=1');
exit();
}
echo 'ok';

WIndows XP Pro with PHP 5.2.6, IIS 5.1, installed as follows: http://www.witsuite.com/support/knowledge-base/manual-installation/install-php.php

05-15-2008, 3:06 PM In reply to

sbock98
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That code works for me too. My original code was just getting the variables from the URL, then checking to see if they were NULL, then redirecting. I was thinking it could be a php coding issue rather than an fastcgi issue. Thanks for the help! Everything is working now.

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