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Hi,
I called from an external page (still on the same domain / same site) some vbulletin features such as member numbers, last member registered.... And on I got an error message on the very top of the brower page. It strange, because I don't have myself this error, it seems only non registered member got this message. Here is the code I included: 1) To call the script features (just below the html body tag): Quote:
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Warning: Oops, php3_SetCookie called after header has been sent in /xpk_hq/www/community/global.php on line 712 It works pefectly, it just display this ugly message on top. Why is a cookie involved here ? Could this be the problem ? Please help me, Thanks, Benj Show Your Support
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I tried using your same code (changing the path to the correct one on my server) and it gets errors trying to find the admin/config.php
It appears it's trying to still find it from the directory where I have the file calling the script from. So I have this: page that has your code: /path/through/server/test/test.html pointing the require call to: /path/through/server/test/boards/gobal.php but due to the global.php looking for admin/config.php I get an error of: Quote:
Any thoughts on how to get around that problem? Or do I have to put my non-vb page inside the boards folder with the other vb pages to make it work? |
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benj,
It looks like global.php sends a cookie is my best bet, but i am not sure. I havn't pay for the board yet so i don't have the code to be sure. |
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This is getting more discussion on another thread I started before I saw this one
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