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Looking For An Experienced Php Programmer With good knowledge of forums

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Hey, I am helping a friend with forum software he's making, unfortunately we have run into a few brick walls and need help from an Experienced PHP programmer who is good with forums.If you could lend us a hand, it would be greatly appreciated!BTW further to my other posts on this forum, I now only have 4 30Gigs Invites, that I am willing to give to anyone who helps (there will be more on the way!!!)Thanks,Insanity :):lol::P

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I am not very good at coding php. I started once but sort of forgot it all. I plan to become one though. If you post a little more info on the problems I am sure that people can help you out more. People need to know what they are dealing with before they agree to help you. Are you having errors or anything or are you trying to change something and can't figure out how.

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ok, i will post the problems that arise.First of all, we need to implement a members system, so ppl can actually post!to do this we need to generate session ids for users, but every test we try to do results in:Parse error. Headers already sent in /forum/test/inc/db.inc.php. Error at line 166.Line 166 in db.inc.php is a commented line explaining each function to the user (MySQL setup)can anyone help us?

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It might also help if you specify which forum you're using. Also, the line number errors in PHP don't always point at the line that's causing the problem. It could be that something's missing from the one of the preceding lines (like a closing ; or } ) but the error is generated on the line that it doesn't expect to be there.

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Whenever you get a "headers already sent" error, it means that you're trying to change the headers after they have been set in stone. The headers are set as soon as anything is outputted to the browser. This can be text, an HTML tag, or even just a linebreak. Try to find at the beginning of that page if there is an "echo" or a "print" statement or anything before the initial <? tag.

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