-could admin move to the correct section, seems i posted in the wrong one?..-

well, there are a few ways to do it.
often you will use a header for it. but what if you want to redirect people after a script is done?. well i had this problem, and finaly found a solution.

we will first need a header in the top of your page.
What this will do, is that it will send people to that page. but what if we want it later, after the script?.
this is simple, simple set
instead, then move the header down to the end of that script you have.
now we have the header, but it doesn't run yet. what we need to do is to use
this code can be placed at the bottom on your page.

now it will redirect you instantly when the script is run.

a test can be seen in action Here

full code for that page below.
hope this helps. ask me if you have any questions, or suggest changes to it.

Very nice tutorial... but i would like to ask

what if there are many headers in redirection to code let say

you have

header("location: index.php");

and then in the middle part you have also condition to redirect to different page

header("location: redirectanotherpage.php");


so the how will i put the ob_flush(); function?
shall i use it afterwards everytime i put a header location?

for redirection?

@weblizzer
You need only one time,ob_start at the begging and ob_end_flush(); at end,ok so if u have many headers it's not really a problem because you need to execute if a condition is true or false.

if($_POST['a'] == 'How you doing'){
header("Location: http://blah.com");
}else{
header ("Location : http://blah1.com");
}

or you can have more conditions

<?php
if($_POST['a'] == 'Mother'){
header("Location: http://blah.com");
}elseif ($_POST['a'] == 'Father'){
header ("Location : http://blah1.com");
}elseif ($_POST['a'] == 'Sister'){
header ("Location : http://blah2.com");
}elseif ($_POST['a'] == 'Tony'){
header ("Location : http://blah3.com");
}
?>