Is there a command or someway to get around this problem without
hacking out all of the other header sending code?
Yes there is: check out out: ob_start(), ob_clean and ob_flush().
Put an ob_start() start at the very first line of your code, and just before
you send the header information, do
Any echo or print statements executed prior to executing the header
statement (such as displaying variables for debugging) will cause this to
occur. The line number mentioned in the warning message should tell you
which statement actually produced output prior to the header (if there are
several,
Hi,
Add this line at the top of the page:
?php ob_start(); ?
Your problem will be solved.
...SuDeEp...
MikeA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to do the following
header (Location: wlserver/index.php?userKey=$userKeyshow=$userKey);
but I keep getting
Warning: Cannot modify header
