HTML redirection in PHP

HTML redirection, in the context of PHP, involves using the `header()` function to send an HTTP redirect header to the browser, instructing it to load a different URL. This is typically achieved by setting the `Location` header to the target URL. For instance, `header("Location: https://example.com");` would redirect the user to "https://example.com". This mechanism allows PHP to control the flow of users between pages, enabling features like login redirects or content-based routing. 
 

Below is the example to redirect to the different URL.

header('Location: http://you_stuff/url.php'); // stick your url here