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How to find out if headers have already been sent in PHP
A lot of programmers struggle to understand the principle behind headers, and how they are supposed to be defined right at the beginning of a page's code. It is no good defining them halfway down the page. Here then is a function that can serve as a reminder that depending on where they have been defined, the headers might have already been sent. The function in question is: headers_sent() If the headers have already been sent this function will return TRUE (or 1), while if 0 you will have gotten there in time. <?php if(!headers_sent()) { //Define your headers here } ?>
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