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Ray,<br />
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I actually thought about you and your comment (on some other question) about the closing php tag.<br />
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I'll try it tomorrow. I'm about 98% sure that will do it.<br />
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Richard
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And turn on 'error_reporting' in 'post_form.php'. &nbsp;Always. &nbsp;And 'save_to_session.php' is saving a lot of &amp;_POST data to $_SESSION variables without doing any checking. &nbsp;If one of the indexes for the &amp;_POST data is missing, it will cause an error by sending an error message to the browser before your 'header' statements at the end of 'post_form.php'.
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Try this ;)<br />
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Just remove closing PHP tags from save_to_session.php
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I get this:<br />
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Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rkassoc/public_html/<wbr />Houston/sa<wbr />ve_to_sess<wbr />ion.php:65<wbr />) in /home/rkassoc/public_html/<wbr />Houston/po<wbr />st_form.ph<wbr />p on line 76<br />
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Attached is post_form.php &amp;&nbsp;save_to_session.php<br />
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How does it think line 65 of save_to_session.php (the closing php tag) is sending a header?<br />
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How do I fix?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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post_form.php

save_to_session.php

I get this:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/rkassoc/public_html/Houston/save_to_session.php:65) in /home/rkassoc/public_html/Houston/post_form.php on line 76

Attached is post_form.php & save_to_session.php

How does it think line 65 of save_to_session.php (the closing php tag) is sending a header?

How do I fix?

Thanks

php - headers sent??

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