[blue tequila]

Hey folks,

Just thought i'd share this:

When you redirect with an anchor in PHP using the header location it won't work in IE properly as it corrupts (or something).

Took me hours to figure out!

[d3mcfadden]

what do you mean? are you sure you just didnt output whitespace before the header... that will cause it to break.

[IdealWebsites]

I think he means linking to a page anchor, like #content

So, the code would be:
header("Location: index.php#content");

I'm pretty sure this should work although I haven't done any tests. Doubt it would help, but what about using the alt code for the #.

[blue tequila]

Originally Posted by IdealWebsites

I think he means linking to a page anchor, like #content

So, the code would be:
header("Location: index.php#content");

I'm pretty sure this should work although I haven't done any tests. Doubt it would help, but what about using the alt code for the #.

Thats exactly it - had to use javascript to pick up something from the querystring instead.

[ngsupb]

weird but I didn't see any problem with php redirect before. Probably there was done something wrong!

[R1gM]

Just print out a html meta redirect its much easier