Posted by lawrence k on 05/31/06 19:23

Someuser wrote:
> Actually there could be a space or blank line before any <?, after any ?>,
> any html in files included in the script or even a header statement prior to
> the session start statement. You can try starting the session at the
> begining of the file and then moving it back to where you had it until you
> find the offending code.
> Just remember the session start has to be done prior to any output being
> sent.

I know that. My question was how do I find out where the output
starts? My system has 1800 PHP files. I can't go through them one at a
time looking for white space..

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