Hi guys. It's been a third day now, I am having problems with header. I have many included files which output echo before the header, so since I can't output them after the header, I used ob_start(); and ob_flush(); but still I am getting header problems.
If you wanted to created a login code. In which if user enters wrong credietials you might use echo "error";
but it is not working before, echo is being outputted before the header.
Anyone has any solutions for the problem?
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It's been a third day now, I am having problems with header. I have many included files which output echo before the header, so since I can't output them after the header, I used ob_start(); and ob_flush(); but still I am getting header problems.
Can you post …
Jump to PostYou can usually go without ob functions for header redirects if the header appears before any output (php generated or html).
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It's been a third day now, I am having problems with header. I have many included files which output echo before the header, so since I can't output them after the header, I used ob_start(); and ob_flush(); but still I am getting header problems.
Can you post the header code.
try this:
avoid <? ?> should be <?php ?> depends if your php.ini allowed the use of <? ?>
Yes i also need header code in php.
I had placed ob_start() is the middle, but when I placed it at the VERY top of my codes, it worked just fine. Thank you.
But, it is a good idea to close ob_start() with ob_flush? The site, seems to work just fine without it? Can i leave it there, without expection something bad to happen?
You can usually go without ob functions for header redirects if the header appears before any output (php generated or html).
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