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Author IE7 and PHP issue
nightstar@gmail.com

2006-12-15, 6:58 pm

In one of our inhouse custom web applications that our employees use,
it will display a file listing of the particular item when they click a
button.

header("Location: \\\\servername\\pid");

I can goto the location bar and type in \\servername\pid manually and a
window opens and shows the contents. if they click the button a new
window opens and page can not be displayed shows up.

I know this works in IE6 if we uncheck 'Show Friendly HTTP Error
Messages" in Internet Options Advanced Settings. I believe this in the
the browsing section of Advanced settings.

We are starting to move people over to the IE7 now because they are
getting Vista (but still does not work in XP IE7 either). Is there
another setting I should have in Internet Options? Or is this a php
issue, any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Ric

2006-12-15, 6:58 pm

nightstar@gmail.com schrieb:
> In one of our inhouse custom web applications that our employees use,
> it will display a file listing of the particular item when they click a
> button.
>
> header("Location: \\\\servername\\pid");


But then why do you need a redirect header(Location:...)?
If the user presses a button you can directly open the location:

<a href="\\Zeus\Storage" >OK</a>
>
> I can goto the location bar and type in \\servername\pid manually and a
> window opens and shows the contents. if they click the button a new
> window opens and page can not be displayed shows up.
>
> I know this works in IE6 if we uncheck 'Show Friendly HTTP Error
> Messages" in Internet Options Advanced Settings. I believe this in the
> the browsing section of Advanced settings.
>
> We are starting to move people over to the IE7 now because they are
> getting Vista (but still does not work in XP IE7 either). Is there
> another setting I should have in Internet Options? Or is this a php
> issue, any help is appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>

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