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I have the following code at the end of a page that lists some query
results. It starts in a form that asks the user for input, one of two
template pages. One template is a form for user input if there is
input otherwise it changes the template and lists the results on the
other template page. That is why there is a $template variable.
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$template = "template_carlist.html";
if ($_POST['assign']!='Open in Excel'){
include "header.php";
include "footer.php";
}else{
$file_name = str_replace('.php?','',$file_name);
printxcl($data,$header,$file_name){
}
}else{
$template = "clm_history_php.html";
}
include "header.php";
include $template_path."$template";
include "footer.php";
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The only thing I need to fix is the printxcl function. That function
has to be redirected away from the page somehow otherwise I get an
error message because in header.php there is this line:
*header( 'Content-type: text/html; charset=\"$CHARSET\"' ) that is the
conflict.
which conflicts in the case the excel button is posted.
So I get this error in the html:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
(output started at /home/allrail/public_html/templates/header.php.html:
15) in /home/allrail/public_html/header.php on line 39
So how do I do I call the print command in my excel print function
somewhere else so I don't get this conflict? Can I just redirect the
print statement?
The printxcl() needs to go to another page and not be called here
because it includes a print function and it gives me the error
message:
Line 39 is the *header line above on the header.php page.
thanks,
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