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user3523177
user3523177

Reputation: 51

My page is not redirect properly

I have one problem to redirect my page with email id.My page is redirect properly but not showing email id at the time of redirect.

not working code
$email2='[email protected]';


$var = 'location:';
$var .= 'https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&Email=$email2&GroupID=5';
header ($var);
It's showing variable name.

working code:
$var = 'location:';
$var .= 'https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&[email protected]&GroupID=5';
header ($var);

It's not showing variable name.

Thanks for your great help

Upvotes: 0

Views: 98

Answers (3)

wanjiku
wanjiku

Reputation: 269

I have tried it out and works well with single quotes.

$email2='[email protected]';


$var = 'location:';
$var .= 'https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&Email='.$email2.'&GroupID=5';
header ($var);

Here is the result:

<Result>
<Code>0</Code>
<Output>[email protected] has been added</Output>
</Result>

and is showing the email on the url as this:

https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&[email protected]&GroupID=5

Upvotes: 0

Mirco Widmer
Mirco Widmer

Reputation: 2149

Use

$var .= 'https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&Email='.$email2.'&GroupID=5';

Or you could use 

$var .= "https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&Email=$email2&GroupID=5";

Note the double quotes.

Edit: Single quotes string do not evaluate variables so if you are using single quotes do proper concatenation otherwise use double quotes for strings wrapping.

Upvotes: 0

Salomao Rodrigues
Salomao Rodrigues

Reputation: 453

As far as I know, variables in php are not parsed inside single quotes.
Close the string and append the variable inside using "." to concatenate.

This way: 'first part of a string '.$variable.' second part of a string'; So what you need is:

$var .= 'https://www.ymlp.com/api/Contacts.Add?Key=5ESTZPSGT8AFJV5Y2Y4Q&Username=38bf&Email='.$email2.'&GroupID=5';


Another solution would be to use double quotes instead -> "Text with $variable inside".

Upvotes: 1

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