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PHP, MySQL Error

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I had a similar issue in my phpBB forum site when I added a page, I included a file that had already sent the headers, which is what I think the faq_variables code might be doing...... I am no expert in PHP only having learned how to code in it this year.....

What is in the faq_variables code??

It is not a MySQL error........

its giving u a headers already sent which means you are probably tryign to put the cookie after some PHP.... you MUST always deal with cookies before u put any other PHP in or it will give u that error

This often happens when you try to start a session, send a cookie, or use header function. This is because all of these modify / change the headers of the page, and they cant be done if they are already set. Sessions are automatically sent when you send anything to the page. Post the code to faq_admin.php because the error is in there

Edited by eXPerience-XP

Post the top part of the script, otherwise how are we meant to debug it? ;)

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