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I have the following issues when trying to get the header using the get_headers() function.
I get the following Warning: get_headers(): This function may only be used against URLs for both code snippets below.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And this one just loops forever
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
I was wondering how can I fix this problem or is there another way I can get the headers if so how and thanks.
php http-headers
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I have the following issues when trying to get the header using the get_headers() function.
I get the following Warning: get_headers(): This function may only be used against URLs for both code snippets below.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And this one just loops forever
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
I was wondering how can I fix this problem or is there another way I can get the headers if so how and thanks.
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I have the following issues when trying to get the header using the get_headers() function.
I get the following Warning: get_headers(): This function may only be used against URLs for both code snippets below.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And this one just loops forever
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
I was wondering how can I fix this problem or is there another way I can get the headers if so how and thanks.
php http-headers
asked Nov 11 at 10:06
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PHP get headers does not work with -
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relative url not working for getheaders
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I have the following issues when trying to get the header using the get_headers() function.
I get the following Warning: get_headers(): This function may only be used against URLs for both code snippets below.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And this one just loops forever
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
I was wondering how can I fix this problem or is there another way I can get the headers if so how and thanks.
This question already has an answer here:
PHP get headers does not work with -
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relative url not working for getheaders
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php http-headers
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These lines gives you errors because you have to put urls in get_headers function not file paths.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And below line loops because most probably you're visiting the same url you are giving to get_headers.
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
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headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. inhttp://localhost/index.phpand you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url toget_headersmust be something else thanhttp://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
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These lines gives you errors because you have to put urls in get_headers function not file paths.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And below line loops because most probably you're visiting the same url you are giving to get_headers.
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
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headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. inhttp://localhost/index.phpand you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url toget_headersmust be something else thanhttp://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
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These lines gives you errors because you have to put urls in get_headers function not file paths.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And below line loops because most probably you're visiting the same url you are giving to get_headers.
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
1
headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. inhttp://localhost/index.phpand you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url toget_headersmust be something else thanhttp://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
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These lines gives you errors because you have to put urls in get_headers function not file paths.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And below line loops because most probably you're visiting the same url you are giving to get_headers.
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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These lines gives you errors because you have to put urls in get_headers function not file paths.
get_headers("file:///C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
get_headers("C:/wamp64/www/site/index2.php");
And below line loops because most probably you're visiting the same url you are giving to get_headers.
get_headers("http://localhost/site/index2.php");
answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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answered Nov 11 at 10:18
AmirhosseinDZ
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how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
1
headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. inhttp://localhost/index.phpand you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url toget_headersmust be something else thanhttp://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
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how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
1
headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. inhttp://localhost/index.phpand you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url toget_headersmust be something else thanhttp://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
how do I get the files headers?
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:21
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
it will still loop even if I am not visiting the same URL.
– juice.gin
Nov 11 at 10:23
1
1
headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. in
http://localhost/index.php and you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url to get_headers must be something else than http://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
headers are for urls. so if there is url equivalent of any files you want, you have to put that in the function not its path on server. if you're writing this function e.g. in
http://localhost/index.php and you're visiting that url to see the result, you're given url to get_headers must be something else than http://localhost/index.php. In this case there should be no problem.– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 10:34
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