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October 10, 2007
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Same issue again with moving to next page

  • October 10, 2007
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I have repeated my problem of not being able to move from one page to the next. I tried this on another page with the same result. The page is working fine and inserts work. I changed nothing except for modifying the server behavior so that I move from the current page to another page. The warning I get is: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /Users/davidbarrack/Sites/NadolneWeb/CreateDeNovoMessage.php:6) in /Users/davidbarrack/Sites/NadolneWeb/CreateDeNovoMessage.php on line 59

Any help is appreciated.
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Hi David!,

Thank you for you help. I thought your name was familiar and of course when I got home I saw your name on my PHP book (I immediately opened the book to see what's written up on 'white spaces'! Will you be coming out with a book on PHP with DW CS3? I'm still searching for good information discussing the balance between using pure DW, versus stepping out more into the raw capabilities of PHP and MySQL. When stored procs are available with the PHP model I'll definately be using that. What are your thoughts? Thanks again for your time on this forum.

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October 10, 2007
davidbarrackphoto wrote:
> Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent

I have already answered this in your original thread.

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Anonymous
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October 11, 2007

Hi David!,

Thank you for you help. I thought your name was familiar and of course when I got home I saw your name on my PHP book (I immediately opened the book to see what's written up on 'white spaces'! Will you be coming out with a book on PHP with DW CS3? I'm still searching for good information discussing the balance between using pure DW, versus stepping out more into the raw capabilities of PHP and MySQL. When stored procs are available with the PHP model I'll definately be using that. What are your thoughts? Thanks again for your time on this forum.
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