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Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by Vincent81, Dec 19, 2014.

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    http://preciousmetalguides.com/wp-admin/
    it seems to have issue with it.
     
    Vincent81, Dec 19, 2014 IP
  2. billzo

    billzo Well-Known Member

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    You are getting a "headers already sent" error message. (You should state that next time instead of making us look.) But you are getting no such error on your main site, just on the wp-admin page. The information you need to start looking for the problem is in the error numbers provided by the error output. When that error message occurs, it is often because HTML content is being output before a header is sent, such as the case when you are using straight HTML mixed with PHP code and there is a space or newline character somewhere after the opening tag <?php in a PHP file. That has been my experience.

    It can be difficult to find. I suggest you use an IDE that is capable of displaying hidden characters such as spaces, newlines/carriage returns, tabs, etc. It will be easier for you to find if one of those characters is the cause of your problem.
     
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    before my answer 1st advise you always need a back up when it comes to WP
    so IF you had a back of header.php reset it up,,or ask hosting help but if it not seems like header.php prob i would contact hosting thats easy
     
    CYCchips, Dec 19, 2014 IP
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    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    Turn off all the plugins or move them to a different folder and slowly move them back.

    You probably have one that tests to see if an admin page has been called and has a bug in it. Any plugin that throws that kind of error is pretty crappy - so I hope it's one you've written and haven't finished yet because that means it can be improved.
     
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    Vincent81 Peon

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    err I did backup before but what should I do if I dont wish to restore everything as I recently did some post but didnt backup.
     
    Vincent81, Dec 20, 2014 IP
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    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    it won't be a database issue, so that's not an issue. you can never have too many backups though so take another one before you start.

    What I'm describing is using your ftp program create a folder in wp-content called pluginbackup and move all your plugins into it.

    Check your admin - it should be working fine.
    Now, one by one move a plugin back and recheck the admin login page
    when it's broken you know you've found your problem.

    Let us know which it is and we may be able to help with that too
     
    sarahk, Dec 20, 2014 IP