Displaying More Than One Table in a Viewer

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Last Post: September 16, 2010 (RSS)

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By JLynne77 - September 16, 2010

I'm using a single page editor to create the homepage of the site. I want to include a feed of the news listings from the news editor without having to change it manually.

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I've pulled the area for the news feed into a PHP include file, thinking that might help with conflicting table name code. Now, as you can see, I'm getting an warning.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /usr/www/users/scame/index.php:32) in /usr/www/users/scame/news-feed.php on line 1

Other than that, the feed looks exactly as it should.

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By Jason - September 16, 2010

Hi Jessica,

The mostly likely cause of this is that in the file news-feed.php, there is a line that looks something like this:
<?php header(.... );?>

This is probably at the very top of the file. Try removing that line. If that doesn't work, please attach both news-feed.php and the file that's linking to it and I'll take a closer look.

Hope this helps.

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By JLynne77 - September 16, 2010

That did it! Thanks!

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