Le 11/07/12 14:15, Philippe Verdy a écrit :
2012/7/11 Jean-François Colson <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
If your document only contains
<?php
header("location:http://unicode.org";);
?>
but you save it with a BOM, the BOM will be sent and you’ll get an
error message like
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent
by (output started at
/customers/0/1/f/colson.eu/httpd.www/test.php:1
<http://colson.eu/httpd.www/test.php:1>) in
/customers/0/1/f/colson.eu/httpd.www/test.php
<http://colson.eu/httpd.www/test.php> on line 2
(tested with Firefox 13.0 and Google Chrome 20.0.1132.47 on Ubuntu
12.04.)
Most probably a bug to signal to PHP. That leading BOM in the PHP
source file should be silently ignored. But the file is probably not
read as being effectively encoded as UTF-8. Did you try to indicate
the source encoding with a commmand line flag when starting PHP ?
I didn’t start PHP myself. It was started by my host and I have no
control on the configuration since that would affect all their customers
hosted on the same server.
