OK, hope you don't mind I follow up a question, and it will be up to you to answer or not, this is very general and important to me.
My whole project main template is FILE.PHP, the content is changed based on the values sent via QUERY_STRING. SO: Below is the approximate outline: (basically the content is loaded from smaller scripts, but main does language switching, loading menu in appropriate language and so on. FILE.PHP _about.php _one.php _two.php So my question is, is it better to use separate .PHP file for every part of the page and load template design requirements (like 'header' and 'footer') via REQUIRE() so there's no conflict with sessions for instance? Because the code is already BIG: http://www.kulchitski.com/btl/source.php So anyway, for who are experienced the question goes, is it better to use separate file for every script? Or do like I do use one main and then include('content'php') based on the value passed in the string. With my current session problem I don't thnk I can overcome the problem with current design structure, I need to use different file for ADMIN because the template is already formed before it included the file with the script that tries to create a session. Anyway, this certainly makes it clearer - thank you guys. Vlad -----Original Message----- From: Miguel Cruz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 26 березня 2002 р. 20:41 To: Vlad Kulchitski Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Vlad Kulchitski wrote: > Hi can anyone help me, I am getting this error when I try > to start session: > > Warning: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output > started at /var/www/kulchitski/btl/btl.php:2) in > /var/www/kulchitski/btl/_talkroom_edit.php on line 39 > > I didn't start session before, in fact I never use session here > except this step. Can anyone suggest anything? 1) Read the list and the archive. This comes up at least once per day, including on days when I know I saw you post to the list. 2) It means that you generated output prior to a session_register or session_start call. Make sure you don't print anything and don't have any space outside of <?php tags prior to those calls. 3) Read the list and the archive. This comes up at least once per day, including on days when I know I saw you post to the list. 4) Read the list and the archive. This comes up at least once per day, including on days when I know I saw you post to the list. miguel -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
