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already sent by PHP
So
I have this output on my page.. not understanding why I have it popping up. I'm new to
php though, so maybe it's something easy to
fix
-I have a header.php file, which includes
all important info, as well has the banner of the page. This header.php is included on
every page.
-I have it checking the session
value to make sure user is allowed to be at a certain page. If user is not allowed to be
there, I kick them back to login
page
This is where the error comes up
though. This is what I
have:
include_once
("header.php");
if ($_SESSION['uid']!='programmer')
{
header('Location: index.php');
echo 'you cannot be
here';
exit;
}
The index that it is
redirecting to also has the header. So is having these multiple header references giving
me this error? I see no other way to do this, and it's driving me
nuts!
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