two annoying errors

Hi

Recently I've had these two errors:

On my forum:

On my directory:

Any ideas what could possibly be causing them and how I can fix them?

 

Not sure about the first one, but the "Cannot redeclare http_redirect()" is fairly simple. PHP has things called functions, which begin with code like:

function nameoffunction($valueA,$valueB){

Code (markup):

and end with a closing:

}

Code (markup):

Find in your scripts where it says

function http_redirect(){
   /* stuff here */
}

Code (markup):

It will be there more than once. Either delete the second (third, fourth, fifth etc if they exists) declaration of this function, or put:

if (!function_exists('http_redirect')){
   function http_redirect(){
      /* stuff here */
   }
}

Code (markup):

which will stop it being redeclared if it already exists.

 

But why would it just start appearing even if I haven't provoked it?

After deleting it's fixed so thank you.

 

It appears if it is declared twice, that's the provocation. I can't tell any more without access to the code itself.

 

Well deleting the whole chunk seems to have fixed it, lets just hope no more errors come :S

 

regarding the first error, i have some more details now

in my error_logs I get this error:

Anyone got any ideas?