Most programmers get the warning of headers already sent in php. This warning occurs due to using header function of php. To remove the warning in your webpage simply place @ in front of header function but this stops working of header function some time. To solve this problem you can use javascript redirect function. Here is the code:-
[code lang=”php”]
<?php
echo "<script type=’text/javascript’>
<!–
window.location = ‘http://www.msn.com/’
//–>
</script>";
?>
[/code]
Hi its not because of header function. the Headers already sent occurs when you have html output before the call of header function and also putting the @ symbol will silent the error in all cases but won’t let the header function work.
So this code is better
<?php
echo "location.href=’page.php’;”;
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?>