Print here content of your wp-config.php file. You may delete strings with passwords 🙂
You can use “ob_start()” function in the “functions.php”.
This is the very first line of the” functions.php”.
There must not be any space in the “funtions.php” after closing php tag (?>), if closing php tag is in very last line and you can remove this closing tag also.
Sunder Deep Dasna, page output:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at wp-config.php:2) …
wp-config.php included before functions.php, then adding anything in functions.php will have no effect.
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Print here content of your wp-config.php file. You may delete strings with passwords 🙂
That’s not necessarily a good idea. 😉
Give this article a good read and check your wp-config.php file.
Try renaming the old file (don’t delete it!) and recreating a new one by copying wp-config-sample.php and manually editing that copy with the most plain text editor you can find. Notepad++ is good for that if you are using Windows.
Thanks Jan, for sharing the article.
