The most likely cause is that you have a space or a blank line before the opening <?php in your config.php file.
Open it in your text editor and make sure the < is the first thing on the first line.
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Jan Dembowski
(@jdembowski)
Forum Moderator and Brute Squad
Anyone now how to solve this?
See this link in the Codex.
It’s a common problem, as LesBessant said it’s usually caused by a space or blank line.
Thread Starter
fosgoo
(@fosgoo)
Thanks, LesBessant for the suggestion. However, I chedked. That’s not it.
Thread Starter
fosgoo
(@fosgoo)
Eureka!! Thanks, LesBessant. You were right all along. My problem was access to my config.php through WS-FTP.Pro. I could not see some hidden symbles before <?php. However, when I used a Java FTP program provided by my mysql service provider, I was able to actually see, not only the space, but those symbols. I deleted them and that solved the problem.
