Solution for Headers Already Sent problem in php scripts and frameworks
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Here’s how to fix one of the most common problems in frameworks and websites:
Problem: Help! i’m getting the errors and/or warnings – “Headers already sent!“
Answer #1: Check the php files which are usually found in your headers(the ones which are loaded first, typically config.php) and look for extra spaces before your <?php start tag and spaces after ?> end tag. Delete them and voila! Problem Solved!
Answer #2: Check your header scripts(The first few lines of code) and make sure you’re not outputting anything(e.g: an echo, sprintf or a warning message) before using header.


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