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guessme
7-9-06, 06:22 AM
Hello everyone,

Is there a way to migrate back to old platform. My site is not at all working well in new platform. http://www.freegamey.com . After migration to new platform there is a constant tttttt text on all of my sites header. I can't find a way to remove it.

Besides that my admin panel is also not working. But I know that it may be php.ini problem session i guess.
But what about tttttt text on the above of all my pages. I had no such problem in old platform.

Can we go back to old platform or can a staff member make this happen ????

stevel
7-9-06, 10:35 AM
Temporarily, yes. It's just a DNS change and I think you can ask support to do this. But you'll have to resolve the issue eventually as the old platform will go away.

The tttttt is being output before the <html> tag by your site script. It should be easy to find. You will need to examine the copy of the scripts as they are on the server and not rely on your local copy. Concentrate on scripts that are included on every page before the <html> tag is put out.

guessme
7-10-06, 02:50 AM
thanks steve... but the script was working perfect on old platform. I think this ttttt text is due to some php config as I could see some error in my error logs.

It says something like unable to send header information. header info already sent etc etc.

I have gone through all the important files n couldn't find that ttttt its not in the scripts.

I'll get back to support for change my dns back to old platform &then let c if it reoccurs.

stevel
7-10-06, 09:04 AM
You really need to find the cause. Something is putting out this text early in your script processing. It should be easy to find.

mitchind
7-10-06, 11:55 AM
It might be tabs ("\t") that are somehow having the slashes stripped.

stevel
7-10-06, 12:08 PM
Yes - that thought occurred to me too. Whatever the source, it should take only minutes to find.

mitchind
7-10-06, 04:40 PM
If it's on every page, you most likely have a header file being included - see php code at top for any includes, then check that file.

joshuamc
7-13-06, 10:21 AM
Looks like you got this one resolved. Account is fully migrated and your tmp url no longer shows the "ttttt".

guessme
7-15-06, 11:40 AM
Ya got it solved now through support... they said it was in one of my main files.

But I was using old ftp path so was looking at a wrong place. LoL

Still I am unable to understand when my site is totally copied to new platform how come ttttt got added to it????

Anyways problem is solved now... Thanks for posting & giving your time to my post guys

Regards.