RE: [PHP] Re: Cannot add header information

2003-02-20 Thread John W. Holmes
 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
!!!

Indeed... work around the problem instead of solving it... no need for
fundamentals...

---John W. Holmes...

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Re: [PHP] Re: Cannot add header information...

2001-11-22 Thread Peter Brown

If you add ob_start(); at the start of your code, then you will be able to
set Headers anywhere in your page.

Peter


 Per Waagen wrote:

  Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output
  started at /home/p/pe/perphp/public_html/login.php:4) in
  /home/p/pe/perphp/public_html/login.php on line 44
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