Does anyone know why it gives me this error right above my news?

It only says that if the user hasn't logged in yet.

Could anyone help me?

I've tried e-mailing AC-3, but I didn't get a reply, so I'm going to try asking here, to see if anyone else could help.

Hmm, someone must know? Please help.. would be very grateful. :(

I am getting the same errors

The lines of code it messes up are

setcookie("bblastvisit",$bblastactivity,mktime(0,0 ,0,0,0,2020),$cookiepath);

and

setcookie("bblastactivity",time(),mktime(0,0,0,0,0 ,2020),$cookiepath);

Here's a cut of that whole area of code

if(isset($isnews)) {
if ($bbuserid==0) {
$bbpassword="";
if (isset($bblastvisit)!=0 and $bblastvisit!=0) {
$bblastvisit=$bblastvisit;
if (isset($bblastactivity)==0 or $bblastactivity==0) {
$bblastactivity=time();
}
if (time()-$bblastactivity>$cookietimeout) {
setcookie("bblastvisit",$bblastactivity,mktime(0,0 ,0,0,0,2020),$cookiepath);
$bblastvisit=$bblastactivity;
}
} else {
setcookie("bblastvisit",time(),mktime(0,0,0,0,0,20 20),$cookiepath);
$bblastvisit=time();
}
setcookie("bblastactivity",time(),mktime(0,0,0,0,0 ,2020),$cookiepath);

$lastvisitdate=date($dateformat,$bblastvisit+(($ti meoffset)*3600))." ".date($timeformat,$bblastvisit+(($timeoffset)*360 0));

}
}

If someone is able to help I would appreciate it.

Anyone else that is using this, I ended up hacking the news.php to become my index page.

But I am having a weird issue with it somehow double loading the index page.

You can't set or change headers or cookies after any content whatsoever is sent to the browser. This can be as small as a single space above your opening PHP tag. Without looking at your entire code, I couldn't tell you what is exactly wrong but it appears to be that you are trying to set the cookies after you display the screen.

Here is the code I use for the weblog system and it works just fine.