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Posted by Michael Fesser on 07/23/07 07:01
..oO(John)
>>In short: You're sending something to the browser already (could be a
>>space, a newline, something like that), so no further headers can be
>>sent. The error message usually tells you where the output started.
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>Can you have this <?php include("menu.php"); ?>
>
>and then start another php file <?php
>
>whatever code
>
>?>
Whatever you like. You just can't output anything in the script that
starts the file download.
Micha
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