Tony Earnshaw wrote:
The headers must be the first thing that is sent to the browser. Do all your other html afterwards, or use output buffering.frame. To do this, PHP needs to be fed 'header("Content-type: image/jpeg")'. This can be put more or less anywhere in the very short script used for showing the jpeg and works. However, if I try to put any more html code into the script, i.e. 'print <html>';, print '<body>'; etc, *anywhere*, I get a "headers already sent" error. So I can't
HTH
Chris
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