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iMoon

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  1. Can I use ini_set(); for this? If so, could you please show me how to properly set the parameters?
  2. Yes, I noticed it and read it carefully. I made sure my code matches what they say is the solution. I checked for whitespace, too. There is none. Again I note that redirection worked FINE on a previous host.
  3. I am having an issue with some scripts on my site. It won't redirect and emits an error. This occurs for only some of my scripts, but for the ones in which it does occur, it occurs 100% of the time. On a previous server, I didn't have this issue, now I do. I get the following error: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /www/zzl.org/f/a/n/fantasyboxingonline/htdocs/bg/train_stat.php:5) in /www/zzl.org/f/a/n/fantasyboxingonline/htdocs/bg/train_stat.php on line 29 Below is the code to the page that emitted the error above (Note: session_start(); IS in autoupdater.php I'm not that stupid): <?php require_once("../autoupdater.php"); ?> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/style.css"/> <?php if(!$_SESSION["loggedin"]) { die("<b>You are not logged in, or you have been logged out. Please <a href=\"/login/\" target=\"_top\">login again!</a></b>"); } $id = $_GET["id"]; if($id > 4 || $id < 1) { die("<center><h2>An error occurred. You are trying to train an invalid statistic.</h2></center>"); } $userid = $_SESSION["userid"]; $time = time(); $stattraining = $_SESSION["stattraining"]; if($stattraining) { if($stattraining == 1) { $statname = "powerful"; } elseif($stattraining == 2) { $statname = "quick"; } elseif($stattraining == 3) { $statname = "skilled"; } elseif($stattraining == 4) { $statname = "durable"; } die("<center><h2>You cannot train! You are already training $statname!</h2></center>"); } mysql_query("UPDATE `users` SET `stattraining`='$id', `statstarttime`='$time' WHERE `userid`='$userid'", db_connect_select()); header("Location: training.php"); die(); ?> Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. -Moon
  4. I seem to have a problem with a PHP page I made. When executed on the server, it loads with a filesize 0 and for some browsers, says it does not exist. I believe that the cause is because it is not parsing due to a syntax error. I've busted my @$$ over this code, trying to find the issue, but cannot find it. Here is the whole page's code on pastie: http://pastie.org/1064160
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