PHP Redirect Without Modifying Headers?

One thing you could try: instead of sending the Location header, send back an HTML page with the tag.

One thing you could try: instead of sending the Location header, send back an HTML page with the tag in the section. I'm not sure if it would fix your problem, though... it really depends on how the browser behaves. The value of $_SERVER'HTTP_REFERER' comes from the Referer request header which the browser is free to send or not send, at its discretion.

Something else you could do is header("Location: http://someurl/somepage. Php? Referer=http%3A%2F%2Fthisurl%2Fthispage.

Php"); that is, send the referer URL as a query string parameter, then you can access it as $_GET'referer'. This is probably more reliable than relying on the browser to send a referer header.

The HTTP Referer: header is set by the user agent, and not by the server. I'm not sure that there is anything you can do to ensure that you get a Referer header.

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