Yes and it didn’t work. I have the page using file_put_contents in a log so if the data is being sent the php page. However when I take the link out the code and paste into the web browser; it works fine.
Without seeing the full code there is not much we can do to troubleshoot.
Make sure you don’t output anything before the redirect.
Do you think file_put_contents command is causing an issue?
function check($data)
{
/* function checks parser and than parse the information and send it to the actions folder. */
$pattern = '|X-Original-To: (.*)|i';
/* retrieving sql statement */
$test = checkparsers();
$flag = 0;
$par = "";
$parse ="";
$i = 0;
/*Database connection*/
/*Checking Database for match*/
preg_match_all($pattern, $data, $out, PREG_PATTERN_ORDER);
$matches = explode(': ',$out[0][0]);
while($result = mysql_fetch_array($res))
{
if($matches[1] == $result[$i])
{
/*set flag to one*/
$flag = 1;
/*Database connecting take out*/
while($result2 = mysql_fetch_array($res)){
/*building array to pass to parsing function*/
$type = $result2[4];
$src = $result2[5];
if($src == 'body')
{
/*This should split the entrie email into two parts*/
$split = preg_split("Content-Transfer-Encoding:", $data);
$parse = $split[1];
}
/*This gets the header information*/
if($src == 'email')
{
$split = preg_split("Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit", $data);
$parse = $split[0];
}
if($src != 'email' && $src != 'body')
{
$parse = $data;
}
if($type == 'beforeafter')
{
$par = 'beafter';
$parse = beafter($parse, $result2);
}
if($type == 'reg')
{
$par = 'regexpress';
$parse = regexpress($parse, $result2);
}
if($type == 'fnot')
{
$par = 'fnot';
$parse = fnot($parse, $result2);
}
if($type == 'cal')
{
$par = 'calculate';
$parse = calculate($parse, $result2);
}
}
/*Database connection taken out*/
/*looping through the files. */
/* This is a test*/
header('Location: somesite.php?num=0');
}
$i = $i + 1;
}
/*psssing information to to the action files*/
/*Handling action files*/
file_put_contents("/home/amuser1/public_html/1funnel.com/public/wp-content/plugins/Paser/actions/actionlog.txt","functions.php passed\n" , FILE_APPEND);
};
Here is the function. I took out the database connection for security purposes.
I solved the issue.
Apparently when using the header command it requires a browser and since I need this to happen in the background the header command will not work. After some researching and trial and error I came across another way of using the file_put_contents. It’s hard for me to explain it thoroughly but some example code and solution can location here.
