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Try putting it all on one line
PHP Code:
<?php session_start(); ob_start(); ?>
It seems to not be reading the php at the start now. Try re-adding the whitespace, but do the code on one line, or just edit the source of the file to fix that.
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So I changed to code and got rid of the googlemaps. No error, but no comments either.
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You got rid of the include script 0_o
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Just the googlemaps. The include script is still there, which is the weird part...
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I downloaded the file, but it seems to be missing. Try putting Google back or something.
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So, did you find a solution? Your best bet is to insert the code manually later.
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I haven't found a solution. I will probably have to let it go for now...
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Have you tried inserting it manually into the source code for that page?
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So, I'm back. I'm using dreamweaver this time, so i have more control of the pages. I was hoping that everything would work well now, but I am having some problem with the session_start ().
Here is the page I am testing on.
http://www.provohappening.com/test/attra...traction=3
I have put <?php session_start(); ob_start();?> at the very top.
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Welcome back, Martin! Though I'm pretty sure it's fine, make sure that there is absolutely nothing in front of it, including whitespace.
How are you inserting it this time? Manually is the best way.
The source of the file including the php, once again, would be really helpful, but if there is anything private/sensitive/important, then it's OK.
The script appears correctly, but it's cut off for some reason. If you zoom out, you'll see it. Why?
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