• Resolved BlacknightStu

    (@blacknightstu)


    Hi Mark,

    Thanks for a fantastic plug-in. Unfortunately, I am having some issues with the Single Player Pages, I am receiving a Warning at top of the page that reads as follows:

    Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at /home/ebonit5/public_html/goramsfc/wp-content/themes/Divi/single-player.php:15) in /home/ebonit5/public_html/goramsfc/wp-content/themes/Divi/header.php on line 1

    Seems to me that the plugin is conflicting with my current theme, but I’m unclear on how to proceed. Could you possibly point me in the right direction??

    Here’s a link to my site: http://ebonitestudios.com/goramsfc/2014-2015-rams-fc-teams/gu14-united/

    Thanks so much!
    Mike

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  • Thread Starter BlacknightStu

    (@blacknightstu)

    I believe I have resolved this issue, and would like to share my solution with others that may have trouble, as this seems to be something many, many people will potentially face.

    Apparently, within the single-player.php file, the spaces before the opening PHP tag (on line 15) need to be removed completely, otherwise it is likely that new themes will show the Warning that I included in my original post.

    That was the base of the problem for me. Other than that, I simply needed to alter some basic CSS and re-order some PHP.

    I hope this helps someone else in the future — I would be happy to respond here if someone else experiences this problem and needs assistance.

    Best,
    Mike

    Plugin Author Mark O’Donnell

    (@markodonnell)

    Mike,
    Good job, that would do it. That’s a bit curious. I’m looking at single-player.php in the latest release (3.1.2), and there are no spaces before the files opening php tag, which is on line 1. But there ARE spaces before the php tag before the call to get_header() on line 15. I’m not sure why your site/theme cares and most others don’t seem to. I’ll do some research and try to figure out why this is happening. (The actual fix should be easy, just remove the closing php tag from the comment block and the opening php tag before the call to get_header(). )

    Thank you for reporting back on this.

    -Mark

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