I save a reuested URI into a SESSION by using:
$_SESSION['uri'] = $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
Now I have a form that will be submitted and in case of no entry the page should be reloaded with the information from the GET-parameters. So I usually thought to check if the stored URI already contains the String with the GET-parameters by simply using str_replace('&error=empty', '', $_SESSION['uri']);
but it seems that this function does not work and I have no clue why.
Here is an example from the original code where the form is submitted:
if (isset($_POST['send']) === true && empty($_POST['suggestion'])) {
if ( isset($_GET['error']) === true ) {
header ('Location: '.$_SESSION['uri'].'withoutstringerror');
} else {
header ('Location: '.$_SESSION['uri'].'&error=empty');
}
The header-function is necessary because if the form will be submitted and there is no entry all the GET-parameters will be lost. That is why I have to store the original URI and use the header-function to keep the information. The problem with the code above is that when submitting the form and there is no entry it adds the &error=empty
again. I thought it would be the best solution to check if there is already that string in the URI and replace it by using str_replace()
So what am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.