PHP headers already sent [duplicate]

Answer 1

Its not the echo which is the problem. It is most probably caused by a file that you have included in the .php file. Have you included a file at all? This will probably be at the top. If you included file statement is not at the top of the file make sure it is.

Answer 2

Because our echos are coming before you are sending the header which is not allowed. Ensure that header go before any of your output.

If you don't want to rearrange you can also use output buffering.

Answer 3

It's not the echo statements that are the problem. It looks like you have a header call somewhere later in the file, but you can't send headers once you output any text at all. You could either move the headers to the beginning of the script or alternatively use output buffering.

Answer 4

Headers are dealt with before there is any other output, so if you write something out then PHP can't properly send headers afterwards. At some point in your code you are giving HEAD instructions which hence fails. (There's technical reasons for this, like redirects and so forth)