Registration system help needed.

[joe__]

Hey guys,

I'm making a site for a friend of mine that needs a registration system, I've got close to completing it but I've ran into some problems!

Basically when I go to Login.php I get this.

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php:5) in /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php on line 107

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php:5) in /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php on line 107

When I go to member.php I get this.

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php:5) in /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php on line 107

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php:5) in /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php on line 107

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php:5) in /home/joebrown/public_html/ExecutiveAirways/login.php on line 132

Can any of you guys help me?

for anyone wanting to look at all the source you can get to the site here.

http://www.joebrownleephotography.com/ExecutiveAirways/login.php

if you want to see the source for the two pages they are here:

http://www.joebrownleephotography.com/ExecutiveAirways/login.txt
http://www.joebrownleephotography.com/ExecutiveAirways/member.txt

Cheers,
Joe. 🙂

[devinemke]

read up on headers

[khaine]

Should really say which bit of headers to read up on. Also I would say it is more to do with output buffering than headers.

The commands that you need to look at are ob_start and the buffering functions.

If you put the ob_start as the very first line of code. Before everything even a blank line. It will buffer the output and allow you to alter any headers before they are sent to the browser. Don't forget to put an ob_end_flush on the end.

[joe__]

Any idea exactly what I have to change? I'm useless at PHP 😛

Cheers,
Joe.

[khaine]

Ok What you need to do basically is add

<? ob_start(); ?>

As the very first line of the page. Before any HTML, PHP or blank lines. Then as the last line of your code

<? ob_end_flush(); ?>