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$10 to fix this for me PHP
Should be an easy fix but I cant get it
Testing PhpESP survey script from cpanel
Script works great , has all the features I needed
But cannot include the survey into html page without error message..survey appears but also the error at the top of the page
This is how the survey is comes from the server ..just fine
http://airlines.ws/surveys/public/su...p?name=USAIRWA
But when adding the small script to the html page this is what comes up
http://airlines.ws/testing2.php
this is the include on the html page
<?php $sid=5; include("/home/airlines/public_html/surveys//public/handler.php");?>
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ok this is a common problem
right at the top of your php page (the first one that gets included if need be) put this:
ob_start();
That'll fix it. And don't worry about the $10 
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should've mentioned put it in the php tags - ie
<? ob_start(); ?>
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Originally posted by Rob
ok this is a common problem
right at the top of your php page (the first one that gets included if need be) put this:
ob_start();
That'll fix it. And don't worry about the $10
Rob I've tried it in a number or positions with no luck ..where does it go ?
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<?php $sid=5; include("/home/airlines/public_html/surveys//public/handler.php");?>
</body>
</html>
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Right at the beginning of the page
ie
<? ob_start();?>
<html>
blah blah
However if your file is including another file then the included file will have to have the ob_start(); at the beginning
It is because once html is output to the screen PHP cannot process sessions or cookies. The ob_start() command tells the compiler to with-hold ALL output until the full page has been processed.
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Originally posted by Rob
Right at the beginning of the page
ie
<? ob_start();?>
<html>
blah blah
However if your file is including another file then the included file will have to have the ob_start(); at the beginning
It is because once html is output to the screen PHP cannot process sessions or cookies. The ob_start() command tells the compiler to with-hold ALL output until the full page has been processed.
Beautiful..that works..I was reading up on the error code and sessions but couldnt find any plain english...all tech speak without the actual solution.
much appreciate ..
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