eader(); function
should be before any output is passed to the browser.
I advise you read about the header() function in the PHP manual.
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should be before any output is passed to the browser.
I advise you read about the header() function in the PHP manual.
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Subject: [PHP] Error that I can't find causing header() to fail
> Hi all,
>
> This template I have, has been driving me nuts. I am trying to debug
> someone else's code and have narrowed the problem down to a few lines,
> bu
Hi all,
This template I have, has been driving me nuts. I am trying to debug
someone else's code and have narrowed the problem down to a few lines,
but I can't see what would be causing the problem.
Here is the scoop. When this template loads it is making:
header("Location: http://www.myurl.co
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