header location

ok, so i've got something like this:

session_start();
if ($logout == 1) {
session_destroy();
header("location:index.php");
exit;

as far as i understand php it means that if you log out, you'll go to index.php , right?
i dont want to go to index.php, but stay on current page?
i saw something like it somewhere, but i dont know where.
what sould i put in "location: ?? " to make it stay on the same page?

greetz
roberto

it should be

header("location: " $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);

That should do it.

it looks like another problem is exit; , should be exit(); , though you don't NEED to use exit() after a header anyway.

and shouldn't it be either header("Location : $_SERVER[PHP_SELF]"); or header("Location : " . $_SERVER[PHP_SELF]); ? I normally just double quote the whole statement , but woudln't it error without the concatenation?