Dave Barter wrote:
> Check you files for blank lines after ?> at the end of the file.
Also check for blank lines at the TOP of php files, and possibly in the
MIDDLE if you close and open your php tags.
I noticed that I had a blank line at the very top of all my HTML output
and it turned out to b
Hey Dave,
i double checked all files from cake and none have a space after any
php close tag (if there was it should/does generate an error, depending
on which file its in of course).
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Check you files for blank lines after ?> at the end of the file. You
need to check any files that may be included, not just the file
creating the output.
Remember that Apache will render these as output
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I'm running to the same exact error, if anyone has any more input on
this i'd appriciate it. I've been search everywhere i can think of to
find some sort of answer/reason/workaround for this.
i tried to flush the output buffer, but that isn't helping the
situation.
also, its not a matter of the co
I've had a similar issue, which was resolved when I used ob_clean().
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Hi realien,
If you are using the above code, and /NOT/ getting "header already
sent" errors (you have debug set > 0, right?) The only answer is that
your content_for_layout starts with a space. If you are getting an
error message, it's worth reading - especially the bit where it tells
you the fil
Hi guys,
We've created a REST based webservice with cake, and when we set the
layout of the controller to var $layout = 'xml'; and we have views
for each of the actions on the controller that wil render the xml.
\n";
echo $content_for_layout;
?>
What we are seeing is we always get 1 or 2 bl
