[PHP-DEV] Bug #4013: header function not functions after and if statment From: everett <email protected>
Date: 04/03/00

From: everett <email protected>
Operating system: linux 2.2.5-15smp
PHP version: 3.0.14
PHP Bug Type: Misbehaving function
Bug description: header function not functions after and if statment

Can some one explain this to me?

     $admin_test = admin_user($REMOTE_USER);
     if( !$admin_test ) { header("Location: index.phtml"); exit; }
     exit();

This is the problem portion of my code.

If I run this code, and the $admin_test is false I get the "Warning Can't display more header info....." My initial thought was \n or \r in the function, but I have even changed the function to a simple return false; line.

If $admin_test is true, then the page exits, and there is NOTHING that shows up when I do the View Source.

If I remove the if statement, and just run the header function, like so:

     $admin_test = admin_user($REMOTE_USER);
     header("Location: index.phtml");
     exit();

It works fine and redirects to that correct page.

Any one have any ideas.

Apache 1.3.11
PHP 3.0.14
mod_perl 1.21
mod_ssl.5.0
mod_auth_mysql 2.20
mysql 3.22.32
gd 1.7.3 

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