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eric williams
2003-04-20
2003-04-20
  • eric williams

    eric williams - 2003-04-20

    Has any one else had problems with the placement of
    session_start();  ?

    I did a little reading about cookies and decided to place it as the very first thing in the php script. Now i don't get those nast error messages reading

    Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent...

    Are there any potential problems with this solution?

     
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    • eric williams

      eric williams - 2003-04-20

      After a more complete read through of the changes already posted i got everything running with no errors. session_start(); Is back where it was before.

      Now changing the configurations through the admin screen has no results. I make changes submit the form and it processes for a second then comes back just like it was before. No changes made.

      Any ideas?

       
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      eric williams - 2003-04-20

      A big never mind to all of these posts.  I got it running now and it is great! It was just a path problem in one place with all those ../../../ 's .

       
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