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I am in the middle of creating a new site using the directory plugin and all of the sudden I receive this error when trying to login or navigate the site:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home1/******/public_html/******/wp-settings.php:340) in /home1/******/public_html/******/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 934
It is making the wp-admin page inaccessible as well.
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Hi Jeff,
Seems like there may be a plugin conflict there. To get access back to your site, you could rename your /wp-content/plugins/ folder via ftp, that'll disable all the plugins once you try and navigate the site.
What you'll can do is activate plugins one by one to see where the conflict is coming from.
Let us know how that goes and we'll see how we can help.
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Thanks David.
I did a little google searching and found a recommendation to remove all white space before <?php and after ?> in the file that was causing the error. So, I navigated to wp-settings.php and deleted about 20 blank lines that resided beneath ?>. Now we're back in action!
Do you think it was a plugin that was causing this additional white space to be created?
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Hiya jpbrunelle,
Do you think it was a plugin that was causing this additional white space to be created?
Doubtful. More likely it was a bad upload via ftp or the file was opened with a text-editor that added the whitespace. Glad to hear it's been sorted for ya though!
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Hi Jeff,
Seems like there may be a plugin conflict there. To get access back to your site, you could rename your /wp-content/plugins/ folder via ftp, that'll disable all the plugins once you try and navigate the site.
What you'll can do is activate plugins one by one to see where the conflict is coming from.
Let us know how that goes and we'll see how we can help.
-David
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Thanks David.
I did a little google searching and found a recommendation to remove all white space before <?php and after ?> in the file that was causing the error. So, I navigated to wp-settings.php and deleted about 20 blank lines that resided beneath ?>. Now we're back in action!
Do you think it was a plugin that was causing this additional white space to be created?
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Hiya jpbrunelle,
Doubtful. More likely it was a bad upload via ftp or the file was opened with a text-editor that added the whitespace. Glad to hear it's been sorted for ya though!
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Cool - Thanks for the insight.
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