> Guys, Guys, why are you harrasing this poor chap? > > one sure simple way is.. > at the begining > <? > ob_start(); > .... > > Starts output beffering.. and at the end, > .... > ob_end_flush(); > ?> > Throws out all the buffered output to the browser at the other end. > > now add header info any place before ob_end_flush(); and get no errors !!!
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