wilri01
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redirect after PHP session timeout from within iFrame to top level frame
A timeout of the PHP session is detected with isset(a_session_variable),
header('Location: http://www.dommain');
exit();
But this is code is within an iFrame, and the code to reinstate the session is in the top level frame. So the whole page gets generated within this iFrame.
So does the header location have a "_target=" kind of option? If not, what do you suggest?
header('Location: http://www.dommain');
exit();
But this is code is within an iFrame, and the code to reinstate the session is in the top level frame. So the whole page gets generated within this iFrame.
So does the header location have a "_target=" kind of option? If not, what do you suggest?
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BrianGEFF719
You might also consider doing it via meta tags in case the user has scripting disabled.