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Good morning folks, I'm having an obscure issue with previously sent headers. I have an add_category.php for the admin backend of an app I'm working on. It was working fine until I added a Post.php class, but the Post.php class doesn't even interact with add_categories.php outside the initialization file. When I use this file to add a category I get the normal Like I said, this was working fine until I added the Post.php class. But the only time that they even come close to interacting is in the initializations.php which I put at the top of each of the pages and looks like this -> <?php require("../load.php"); require("../assets/class/User.php"); require("../assets/class/Category.php"); require("../assets/class/Post.php"); $user = $user_obj->getUsername(); $role = $user_obj->getRole(); $cat_obj = new Category($conn, $user); $post_obj = new Post($conn, $user); The relevant code for the add_category.php is -> <?php require("assets/initializations.php"); if(isset($_POST['add_cat'])) { $cat_obj->addCategory($_POST['cat_title']); header("Location: category.php?message=category-added"); exit; } ?> After some research I've altered this a bit to this -> <?php require("assets/initializations.php"); if(isset($_POST['add_cat'])) { $cat_obj->addCategory($_POST['cat_title']); if(!headers_sent()) { header("Location: category.php?message=category-added"); exit; } else { var_dump(headers_list()); } } ?> Which returns this -> I have no idea where those are coming from or why they're coming at all and that date is a long time ago. Some of it looks familiar, some I've never seen before. I haven't come across a remedy that works yet though. Any suggestions? EDIT: typo