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Posted by Wings on 10/09/07 04:35
>> Jerry,
>> I'm not a coder, but in installing php scripts I've run into that "header
>> already sent" quite a number of times. For me, a non-coder, that meant I
>> had to dispense with the script and go look for another.
>> Do you know a reason or two "why?" - something that a non-coder might
>> find and fix?
>> Thanks in advance.
>
> It means you've sent output (even white space) to the client before the
> call to session_start() or similar call.
>
> If you want to play with PHP, I highly recommend you learn some of the
> basics. No language is completely "plug and play". There will be
> problems at times, but most do not require an expert to fix. They do,
> however, require someone with knowledge of the language.
>
Thanks for the info and advise.
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