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Posted by Joe Wollard on 09/20/05 08:21
On Sep 19, 2005, at 5:08 PM, Chris Shiflett wrote:
> bruce wrote:
>
>> i'd already asked/explained the error. to reiterate, the error i'm
>> getting is the error that's generated when you try to use the php
>> 'header' function, and it throws a warning/error regarding 'headers
>> already being sent...'
>>
>
> If you're absolutely certain that your script produces no output
> prior to the point where you call header(), then you might want to
> check to see whether an error is being generated - with
> display_errors enabled, these are included in the output stream.
>
> Also, just copy/paste your exact error here, and also include the
> lines indicated in the message (and a few lines before/after). I
> bet someone on this list can spot the problem.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Chris
>
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This is just a guess here bruce, but do you have any whitespace/line
breaks before the PHP code starts? If so then you are generating
output before you even get to the code. If you are using a config
file of any kind you'll also need to make sure it has no whitespace/
line breaks before or after the code blocks.
Again: just a guess.
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