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Posted by AndreaD on 03/25/05 21:42
It's not a header it is a setcookie, how do I arrange the code so the
cookies are set before the header is set? At what point in the HTML are the
headers sent.
R.
"Ken" <kenkam@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 15:03:45 -0000, AndreaD
> <andrea.davidson@silene.co.uk> wrote:
>> is there an alternative way to suppress the headers already sent problem?
>> Ob_start/flush is not very neat way to so this.
>>
>> AD
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> you can set
>
> output_buffering = 4096;
>
> or some value you want in your php.ini file.
>
> Alternatively try to rearrange your code to make sure that you put all
> your header() commands BEFORE anything is sent to the browser. Many
> CMS out there don't use OB as their code are well written so that
> anything to do with header() is before data sent to browser.
>
> HTH
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