Thanks Andy... I tried for literally hours to juggle things around, and no combo I found would work, so I'm satisfied with this. If the problem starts to recur I can take another look... or just increase the PHP buffer.
Good news... I finally solved this problem. In mm_phpmenu.php, there are 2 flush() commands... they were clearing the output buffer and preventing any further changes to the header. As soon as I commented out those 2 lines, the warning went away. I am now a happy camper.
Thanks Andy. It's a tricky problem because the menu alone won't generate the error, and the rest of my board without the menu won't generate the error. The moment I combine them, every pageload generates the error, so there's some interaction going on here.
I'm now at 5.830 and still seeing the same problem. If I don't manually clean out the error logs on my forums, they grow without bound because of the header already sent messages. As a result, it's impossible to use the error logs to isolate any "real" problems. The problem is also still ...
A quick follow-up... I wish I had a solution to report, but unfortunately not yet. In fact I've been able to conclusively determine that the menu is the central to the issue. I recently discovered that my links program isn't working, for the same reason. When I click a link, I'm not redirected, and ...
Thanks... the site in question is http://forums.army.ca/. The menu works fine so there's not much to see there, but in my erorrlog, every pave visit shows the "headers alraedy sent" message. Just wondering if the menu script tries to output any HTTP headers... if so I've probably already ...
I'm having a *small* problem with the menu... with every page view, I now get a "Cannot modify header information - headers already sent" warning. It doesn't affect the functionality, and isn't visible to my users, but it's filling up my error log pretty quickly.
Heheh, you're right again... but in order to get it to work I had to manually add the js code Ruth noted above. That makes it work for forum pages, but note that non-forum pages now have these definitions twice. So something is blocking them from appearing "naturally" on forums pages. The only ...
That's true... I have the old menu still in place for regular users, and the new only just for site admins, but that makes it pretty hard to test. :) So Now if you pass in "newmenu=1" (E.G. http://forums.army.ca/?newmenu=1) then you should be able to see the new menu in action ...
Been working with the menu for a while now getting it ready to go up on my site. Works great with one small exception... when I include the menu on a page from my forums (Simple Machines) the drop-downs don't work. They work fine on non-forum pages. I'm using the PHP based menu (non-final ...
I've hit a minor snag with the DHTML menu. Some of the URLs I want to use have a ; in them, which of course causes the menu to think a new attribute is being passed in. I found the solution and wanted to post in in case others are also struggling with this. Simply replace the ; with %3B in ...