To redirect a page in PHP, you can use the header() function, which sends a raw HTTP header to the browser. Here’s an example of how to use header() to redirect a page:
<?php
// Redirect to a different page
header("Location: http://example.com/new_page.php");
exit; // Make sure to call exit or die after the header function to prevent further code execution
?>
In this example, the header() function is used to send a Location header with the URL of the page to redirect to. The exit statement is used to stop the script execution immediately after the header is sent, as sending a header does not automatically stop the script execution.
Note that the header() function must be called before any output is sent to the browser. If there is any output before the header() function, it will cause a warning and the redirect will not work. So make sure that there is no output before calling header().
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