Bob:
Make sure that there are no spaces or white space after the closing
PHP tag.
(ie. the ">" in "?>" is the last thing on the page).
Mike
Bob Bennett wrote:
>First of all Thanks to Leon and Francisco for the tips on "back to square 1" It got
>it.
>
>Next question:
>I'm showing a parse error in index.php for the line after the closing tag (?>) and
>there is nothing after the closing tag.
>It seems to be in general & nothing seems to be effected as far as functionality. I
>thought that by setting debug to "false" it would hide this and it dosen't. any
>thoughts?
>
>Thanks
>Bob B
>
>
>--- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts ---
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> text/plain (text body -- kept)
> text/html
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