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Here is my code for this:

if(isset($_COOKIE['refurl'])){
header(“Location: /”.$_COOKIE['refurl']);
exit();
}else{
header(“Location: http://www.homepage.com”);
}

after the header is sent and on the page i get the error msg the address bar says this

http://www.homepage.com/www.homepage.com/articles/article1/

any ideas how to fix this?

// I had to chang the actual ur’sl for security reasons
the url cut off but it looks like this

http://www.h.com/www.h.com/articles/article

with the h’s standing for the actually site
i tried removing the slash then I get the
www.h.com/www.h.com/articles

over and over again in and endless loop

This is a totally simple bulletin board. We have a header already, and a typical linux/php/mysql setup (with cpanel if that matters).
The URL will not be publicly available, so we don’t need security.

The page says:
Welcome
Your Name:
What are you grateful for? (big text box, we can play with the dimensions]
Submit!

And then says

Here are the Responses from Your Community:
[and the lists the previous responses. This might look like:]
—-
John said:
I’m grateful for my dog.

Fred said:
I’m really grateful for my two kids.
etc
—-
at the bottom have the form again for the person to enter
Once people submit the page, they go to a page that looks just like the one above, but without the text box.

Am I allowed you paypal you $20 for the answer? I surely would, and be grateful for it!

Creating a standard webpage template, only the content changes when a link is clicked. Saves time duplicating each file, and makes it a lot easier if something needs to be changed, like a menu item, header, or footer.