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Description: ------------ The header function behavior in Internet Explorer 6.0 is broken Reproduce code: --------------- <?php if(isset($_REQUEST['submit'])) { header("Location:".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); } ?> <form method=GET> <input type = submit name = submit VALUE = "GET"> </form> <form method=POST> <input type = submit name = submit VALUE = "POST"> </form> Expected result: ---------------- Firefox and Internet Explorer Clicking on GET, and POST should redirects to the same page Actual result: -------------- Firefox: Clicking on GET, and POST redirects to the same page[correct] Internet Explorer: Clicking on GET redirects to the same page[correct] Clicking on POST displays the page with title "The page cannot be displayed"[incorrect]