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I am having problem regarding headers_list in HTTP functions...
This is my code below:

<?php
ob_start();
setcookie("test1","cookie value");
header("x_sample_test:foo");
header("content-type:text/plain");
print(var_dump(headers_list()));
print(var_dump(headers_sent()));
?>


So as I am sending three header items(rwo cookies & one header) I am getting a blank array when asking for the headers_list().
My function headers_sent() function is returning true.

So that "true" is bcoz of headers I sent or the headers sent by default?

Plz Help.
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var_dump is a print statement in itself...you can't print a print object if that makes sense
I'm surprised you haven't mentioned an error or something

but anyway...
var_dump(headers_list()); should be sufficient
as well as
var_dump(headers_sent());
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