Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rdoyle/public_html/config.php:117) in /home/rdoyle/public_html/user.php on line 435
Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rdoyle/public_html/config.php:117) in /home/rdoyle/public_html/htmlheader.php on line 28
I have no trouble when logging in as administrator, however I tried creating a regular user account, received the password, and when I attempted to login... only received the 2 warning messages.
Even though the warning messages direct me to the particular lines... I am still not sure what needs to be changed.
Your assistance would be appreciated!
Robb Doyle
"webmaster" for www.amtaga.org
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That is the most common symptom of "headers already sent" warnings. Remove any spaces you find after the ending tag of php ( the ?>) . If that doesn't work, I've had success with just cutting and pasting into a brand new file.
Ed
phpWS Mod Forge
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Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rdoyle/public_html/config.php:117) in /home/rdoyle/public_html/user.php on line 435
Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rdoyle/public_html/config.php:117) in /home/rdoyle/public_html/htmlheader.php on line 28
I have no trouble when logging in as administrator, however I tried creating a regular user account, received the password, and when I attempted to login... only received the 2 warning messages.
Even though the warning messages direct me to the particular lines... I am still not sure what needs to be changed.
Your assistance would be appreciated!
Robb Doyle
"webmaster" for www.amtaga.org
there is probably some empty spaces after the ?> tag in your config.php. delete the spaces and everything should be ok.
That is the most common symptom of "headers already sent" warnings. Remove any spaces you find after the ending tag of php ( the ?>) . If that doesn't work, I've had success with just cutting and pasting into a brand new file.
Ed
phpWS Mod Forge
First I want to thank spiggy and esritterfor taking their time to respond. SuPPORT is a hallmark of a community indeed.
After reading over the documentation (DUH?) I found the instructions in the INSTALL doc under
"Error Messages Handling".
So now there are no more Error Messages and Warnings on practically every header that I view. (What a relief!).
Being new to this world of PHP and MySQL is challenging indeed, yet exciting because of this wonderful solution that is known as PhpWebsite.
Thanks again,
Robb Doyle