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I'm getting this warning
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Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at c:\phpdev\www\phpdev4\includes\config.inc:288) in c:\phpdev\www\phpdev4\includes\functions.inc on line 42
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only the line number and file location change depending on the action. What is that warning saying I need to do? I checked line 42 in functions.inc and it's a line that says;
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Header ( "Location: $url" );
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any ideas?

Ensa

well, this wont really solve the problem, but you wont get an error anymore:

place an @ before the statement.
@Header ( "Location: $url" );

btw, do you do somthing with postnuke?

Do you have any idea why it would say that?

No I don't do anything with post nuke


Ensa

well, the warning is there because of exactly the point it says.
headers already sent...

means, that the http-headers have already be sent by your document before the specific line.

which probably means, that you outputed anything to the browser before that line.

PS: I hate flood control. It's just to slow for me...


Tyberius Prime

You have to watch things like white space and line feeds. ANYTHING sent to the browsers before your Header ( "Location: $url" ); line will generate this error. Including a blank line. Make sure that your code is at the very top of the page, and that nothing else has been sent yet.

Like Pugzly said:

Something in your PHP code before the function include() is sending information to be output to the browser. That's not allowed.

-Butcher-

I'll check that out

Thanks for he help

Ensa