Irritating Problem

[Sam]

Im having this really irritating problem where , im trying to redirect to a page but im getting the error

'Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/blah/blah/blah/) in /home/blah/blah/blah/ on line 23
'

I have login.php which contains all the PHP (When the user logs in it creates a session and tries to redirect to interface.php which contains functions.) and login_main.php which has the HTML and some other bits and bobs. The form in the html uses
<form action="login.php" method="post">

I cant seem to find a way around it. Whenever i try to use header( 'ocation: page.php'); i get that error.

Its probably a silly mistake but. Advice?

[Tomm]

You can't output any HTML (Or anything really) to the browser before you send headers.

[Invent]

Just put the login info (from the login_main.php) into the login.php file at the bottom and send the form through a GET parameter or whatever (EG: login.php?login=true). Then at the very top of the document so then there is no outputted data before the headers, have the login php code.

[Moh]

This is what I realy hate about PHP & HTML

[Invent]

What's so hard about doing that?

[Sam]

Hmm well i pretty much rewrote it. According to the error. Its because of the connect.php .. But i cant see why it would be.