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[Chris Shiflett]

--- Mark Armendariz <nyphp at enobrev.com> wrote:
> Take a look at header.php line 36.  It could be an extra space or
> newline at the end of a file or an errant echo.

Just to add to this, since it looked like you were using output buffering,
you want to check to make sure your call to ob_start() happens prior to
that part that PHP is complaining about. The ob_end_clean() call should
not output anything, as you were assuming, but there is definitely some
output being generated either prior to ob_start() or after the first
encounter of something like ob_end_clean(), since that turns off output
buffering.

Hope that helps.

Chris

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