Help with PHP

• Jan 12, 2010

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Trevor

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I actually *just* discovered something.

When PHP encounters an error somewhere, it *immediately* outputs the error message - this causes your session to fail because PHP must send headers to output the error message.

Interesting piece of information that may help you.

-Trevor

 

• Jan 12, 2010

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Do you know of any other login scripts? I do not think this one is working for me.

 

• Jan 12, 2010

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Ah found the problem.
The encoding is utf-8 which adds "" to the beginning. This creates problems since it is interpreted as "html"
Thanks for the help~!
Now if only I could find a text editor that can solve this...

 

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• Jan 12, 2010

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potatorage said:

Ah found the problem.
The encoding is utf-8 which adds "" to the beginning. This creates problems since it is interpreted as "html"
Thanks for the help~!
Now if only I could find a text editor that can solve this...

Click to expand...

I wrote PHP in notepad until I switched to Dreamweaver. I'm not sure about the encoding though - the host may have been re-encoding the scripts upon uploading.

-Trevor

 

• Jan 12, 2010

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I use notepad++ for my coding, no matter what language it is.

-Moptsp