Cannot redeclare...

Anon

hi,

i keep gettin the error cannot redeclare function header().

heres the function:
function header()
{
global $sitename,$servicename,$section2,$banner46860;
echo "
\n<head>
\n<title> $sitename - $servicename $section2 </title>\n";
include("./include/meta.inc.php");
echo "</head>\n";
$tpl = new Template("include/");
$tpl->set_file(array("head" =>"header.inc.php"));
$tpl->set_file("banner468",$banner46860);
$tpl->parse("head", "head");
$tpl->p("head");
}
$banner46860 is a banner, and i started gettin this error when i added $banner46860.

This is the first time i've had this error so i dont really know how to solve it and yea i searched the forum and none of the other posts help.

Does anyone know why i'm gettin this error?

Thanks In Advance
Vince

Anon

This error may happen when you call a function that has already been called (from the current script).

You can only call this function once per script/page.

Anon

Yea may be so in some cases but not this one.

The only thing i've added to the scripts is an include and to the function i only added the template code, it worked before i added these modifications, and the function is only called once per script.

so...any ideas??

Thanks
Vince

Anon

try to rename your function, header() is system function of PHP, you can not use this name...

Anon

its not called function that was my bad renaming it, its called siteheader, i've tryed changing it to a class aswell