PHP: header
header($string);
Used to send a raw HTTP header, often used for page redirects.
Must be called before any other output is sent.
// Redirect the request to https://keithgreer.dev header("Location: https://keithgreer.dev");
// Send an error code to the browser, for example a 404 header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
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