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AirRazr
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Header Error. Please help me - 2/27/2001 20:24:00
I have my handy dandy "ecommerce site". It works great on my local machine across our intranet. I have published it to a test machine, set the DSN and all that. When I try to access any of the pages after the login, this is the error I get.Response object error 'ASP 0156 : 80004005' Header Error /2ndharvest/members/validate.asp, line 32 The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content. Line 32 of my code reads as follows: Response.redirect "http://scsi-imail/2ndharvest/members/start.asp?Cus_No=" & Cusnumber & ""
Why am I getting this error??? Any Ideas?
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Wes
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Spooky
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RE: Header Error. Please help me - 2/27/2001 20:46:00
At the top of your asp page add :<%Response.buffer = True%> This way the entire page is processed first rather than pieces of it.
You cant response.redirect after the headers in html are written otherwise. ------------------
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AirRazr
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RE: Header Error. Please help me - 2/27/2001 20:30:00
Spooky,Once Again you are the best!!!! Thank you for everything ------------------
Wes
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