"Unable to add cookies, header already sent."

[Awjvail]

Originally Posted by Lynne

And how do you know this? You have posted no information whatsoever that would lead us to think that this is a problem with functions.php.

There was another error that showed up in the Admin CP few mins before I posted that, looked just like the one I posted in original post, but "file" wasnt blank - it said functions.php

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by Awjvail

There was another error that showed up in the Admin CP few mins before I posted that, looked just like the one I posted in original post, but "file" wasnt blank - it said functions.php

.... and perhaps a LINE number?

Awjvail, I'm wondering if you could look at this thread from another point of view. Look at it through the eyes of someone who is willing to help, and then look at the posts you've made and see if you have enough information to help the person at all. The more information you give, the more likely you are to get some help. The less information, the less likely.

[Awjvail]

Originally Posted by Lynne

.... and perhaps a LINE number?

Awjvail, I'm wondering if you could look at this thread from another point of view. Look at it through the eyes of someone who is willing to help, and then look at the posts you've made and see if you have enough information to help the person at all. The more information you give, the more likely you are to get some help. The less information, the less likely.

I don't recall seeing any line numbers. Other than "0".

--------------- Added [DATE]1205168932[/DATE] at [TIME]1205168932[/TIME] ---------------

Ok I just got another one, this one includes line number.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent in /includes/functions.php on line 2801

[Awjvail]

Bumping this up

as was merged into last post, I just got another error:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent in /includes/functions.php on line 2801

line 2801 is

PHP Code:

header("Location: $url", 0, 302); 


[Lynne]

Originally Posted by snakes1100

Ask your host to check the error logs for the server.

Have you? These would really help.

Originally Posted by Awjvail

Bumping this up

as was merged into last post, I just got another error:



line 2801 is

PHP Code:

header("Location: $url", 0, 302); 


Have you tried replacing the functions.php page with a default one downloaded from vbulletin? Have you tried disabling your hacks to see if the errors still occur? Did you just add a hack prior to this starting - if so which one? And recheck the installation guide for it.

[Awjvail]

the only hack i've installed for a while is vBAdvanced.. but it doesn't affect any of the pages (such as showthread.php) that the errors are showing up on.. does it?

i'll disable hacks at the beginning of next week as this week (due to spring break) our traffic is at a peak and I'm afraid disabling hacks will put a damper on things.

I'll contact my host re: the error logs

Anybody have any idea what line 2801 does?

[Dismounted]

You probably have a plugin installed that sends output to the browser before vBulletin can finish it's business.

[Awjvail]

How would I check for this?

Go through all of the plugins?

another recent change i've made was I've modified the header template.. but I only rearranged the layout of it and didn't mess with any of that stuff.. :S

[Awjvail]

I think I've fixed it.

I had one of my plugins at the wrong hook location.

I haven't gotten the error since so.. hopefully this does the trick.

[Lynne]

Hey Awjvail, if it was a modification you downloaded from here, you might want to post about this in the modification thread to let people know about it.

I'm glad you got this worked out! {{{crosses fingers}}}