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Support => General => Topic started by: BlackMuddler on June 21, 2008, 22:16:34
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Hi ..
In my development site using Elxis 2008.0 default danish frontend language i recieved following php warnings:
PHP: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /webroot/language/danish/danish.php:1)
uri: index.php?mylang=danish
path:
version: Elxis 2008.0 Stable rev1891 [ Olympus ] 10-February-2008 00:39 GMT+2
WARNING(2): /webroot/includes/Core/elxis.php, line 434
If I click on another language in top of template, in my case, english, it goes away. Then I can click back to danish, and surf around on site without warnings.
I use ubuntu linux server with apache, php and mysql.
Php version 5.2.3
MySQL 5.0.45
Caching is disabled also is GZip
Any hints or guiding for me ???
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Hi again,
This problem can appear if language is not utf-8 encoded. I have tried your translation after few fixes, and it is working perfectly. Please try to uninstall danish language and install the one downloaded from elxis-downloads.com All the file MUST be utf-8 encoded.
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This problem can appear if language is not utf-8 encoded.
Weird .. I use Notepad++ and it shows me UTF-8 down in right corner when i editing the languages files.
I have tried your translation after few fixes, and it is working perfectly. Please try to uninstall danish language and install the one downloaded from elxis-downloads.com All the file MUST be utf-8 encoded.
These fixes your talking about - is that UTF-8 fixes ? I have tested all files i Elxis before sending them. My mistake. I'll try bee more carefully before i send translate backend files.
I will download the packages from elxis-download.
Thanks for your help.
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OK, now danish language is fixed! You may download it at http://www.elxis-downloads.com/languages/front-end/danish-2008-frontend.html
Sorry for any inconvinience. :P
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It is because for existing BOM beginning characters , I mean these characters : 
In utf-8 for windows always adds these characters in beginning of the files with utf-8 windows encoding ...
You can use UTF-8 without BOM ... If it is disabled , First click on ANSI and after it click on UTF-8 without BOM :)