Posted by robert on 05/18/06 19:39

| Hi ED,
|
| I switched to an absolute URL with the same result....
| Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
(output
| started at
| /home3/thetruth/thetruthsearch-www/explore/what_did_jesus_claim.php:7) in
| /home3/thetruth/thetruthsearch-www/explore/what_did_jesus_claim.php on
line
| 322

to simplify...

if you had a submit button in your form:

<input type=submit name=sendIt value="Submit">

then in your php, make this the FIRST set of code at the BEGINNING of your
script:

<?
$sendIt = isset($_POST['sendIt']);
if ($sendIt)
{
// your stuff to validate info here
// then...
header('location:http://yourdomain/your.thank.you.php.page');
exit;
}

then that would take care of the "headers already sent" error. then you
could get on with more important problems...like putting maxlength on your
input fields, etc..i typed a sermonette in even the smallest of the inputs
you had (the ones requiring only yes/no responses).

;^)

hth,

me

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