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I am having some trouble with a .php redirect.

I include a link in my member email that will send them to a special page. I use a simple .php redirect.

Ok - it works just DANDY with Firefox, but when I test it in IE (7), i get a 404 error.

Thanks for any advice and help!

Dean
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  • Profile picture of the author ValleyArch
    Hi,

    You're not the only one. I am constantly having problems creating webpages that look/work great in Firefox and then mess up in IE.

    I'm not sure how to fix the .php problem but hopefully it helps to know it's a common problem and not something you've done wrong in your setup.

    Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author zeurois
    can you provide the php code ?

    PM me I can help.

    Cheers
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  • Profile picture of the author gatorgreg2004
    If you want to, send me the code and I will take a look at it.
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    • Profile picture of the author eshopcompany
      I am an expert at these type of situations I can help you fix your problem pm me and i will be more than happy to help
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      • Profile picture of the author kettlewell
        There are a few different ways to redirect... meta refresh, PHP redirect, and .htaccess being the most common...

        .htaccess is likely the most browser friendly, since .htaccess files are handled at the server level, and not the user level

        There are several ways to redirect in a .htaccess, here's one way, and simple enough to duplicate across many pages

        Redirect /folder http://www.example.com/newfolder


        Matt
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