I1
Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rf/phpGedView/functions.php:324) in /home/rf/phpGedView/functions.php on line 726
This is a fresh install of 2.11. I commented out line 726 in functions.php and the error message disappears but I'm not sure if that is a valid fix. Also at the top left hand corner it show I1, whether or not I comment that line out. Is it trying to search for the first person in the file?
Any help is appreciated.
Randy
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Anonymous
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2003-06-19
Finally realized that the 'I1' inte top left corner was possibly related to the individual id, so look in the database and saw that the list started with 'I2'. I deleted the GED file and reloaded and same thing still happened. Mucked around a little bit more and saw that the Configuration Page has an option for default individual. Set it to 'I2' and bammm, now error and the web page actually displays properly now.
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I1
Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rf/phpGedView/functions.php:324) in /home/rf/phpGedView/functions.php on line 726
This is a fresh install of 2.11. I commented out line 726 in functions.php and the error message disappears but I'm not sure if that is a valid fix. Also at the top left hand corner it show I1, whether or not I comment that line out. Is it trying to search for the first person in the file?
Any help is appreciated.
Randy
Finally realized that the 'I1' inte top left corner was possibly related to the individual id, so look in the database and saw that the list started with 'I2'. I deleted the GED file and reloaded and same thing still happened. Mucked around a little bit more and saw that the Configuration Page has an option for default individual. Set it to 'I2' and bammm, now error and the web page actually displays properly now.
Commenting out line 324 of functions.php would also solve this problem.
--John