php.ini configuration ? ? ?

DeadFly

I have a problem . . .
On my home server I can get my script to work, but when I upload it to my webhost it doesn't function properly.
I'm assuming that it has something to do with the php.ini configuration, but I'm not sure.

I have a login script at http://chrislamson.com/hp/login.php, which if you try to login using the U/P of Angus/12345, it is supposed to go to a control panel screen, but all it does is crap out during the login processing, somewhere around my header() redirect to the control panel.

Is there are certain ini_set() I should use to configure php.ini so I can send header() even after page data has been sent ?

I tried using

ini_set(output_buffering, "102400");

but that didn't work.

Any suggestions out there ?

LordShryku

What's the error?

DeadFly

There is none.
The code just stops . . .

Now there was a warning sayign that I couldn't send header() information after data had already been sent to the browser, but I suppressed that with
ini_set(error_reporting, "E_COMPILE_ERROR|E_ERROR|E_CORE_ERROR");

DeadFly

This is driving me insane ! ! !
:mad:

Thatsmej

Originally posted by DeadFly
There is none.
The code just stops . . .

Now there was a warning sayign that I couldn't send header() information after data had already been sent to the browser, but I suppressed that with
ini_set(error_reporting, "E_COMPILE_ERROR|E_ERROR|E_CORE_ERROR");

errors appear for a reason,

the error means that you are calling some function that sends headers to the browser,

when the headers are already sent, php cant send the headers any more..

and then the script stops,
with that error.

since you disabled the error,
the script stops without telling you why.

functions that require no header to be send:
setcookie
session_start
header

and others :p

sow

ini_set(error_reporting, "E_COMPILE_ERROR|E_ERROR|E_CORE_ERROR");

remove that line,
and fix your code