I'm getting this error whenever I try to use the flash player in both the audio and video versions

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /mosaic/www/t3lib/class.t3lib_div.php:2456) in mosaic/www/tslib/class.tslib_fe.php on line 2612

I have uninstalled and reinstalled a couple times but nothing changes
Any clues?

Thanks in advance

Hey Andre,
I just double checked the Flash Player extension and it is working correctly for me on a couple installs. This makes me think there's some difference in configuration. Typoscript settings or other extensions on the page may be contributing to the errors you're seeing.

Probably the first thing to try is to look above the message about "Cannot modify header information". Most of the time in TYPO3 this is a second error, and real error will be listed above it. It's not always that way, but if there are any previous error messages that would helpful.

The next thing to try, if you haven't already, is to put the extension on a page by itself with no other content elements. If the errors still show up, then we know its something with the extension and can continue debugging from there.

Thanks,
Jeff

Jeff,
I put it on a page by itself and still got the error.

This is what was above it. How can I verify the typoscript is what it should be ?

I think I must have done something o mess up the default configuration

Andre

userFunc

flashPath typo3conf/ext/wec_flashplayer/res/video.swf

width 340

height 400

textcolor #000000

bgcolor #FFFFFF

classtitle

intromessage

bwimage 100k.jpg

radioLabelLow Low (Dialup)

radioLabelHigh High (Broadband)

videobase uploads/tx_wecflashplayer/

bwbase typo3conf/ext/wec_flashplayer/res/

bgbase uploads/tx_wecflashplayer/

bgimage

videolow

videolowEC

videohigh

videohighEC

Hey Andre,
Thanks for all your descriptions....that helped greatly in isolating the problem. There are actually two sets of issues at work...

The output you're seeing is some testing code that did not get removed from the extension before release. I'll get that cleaned up and re-released as soon as possible. Even with the testing code in place, you would not normally see the messages if not for the debugging a couple days ago on the Frontend User Registration extension.

To help in my debuggin, an Install Tool setting was changed so that debug() messages would print out. On most live sites, these messages are turned off, masking the presence of the test output. When I turned the debug() messages on, you started seeing the test output however.

I went ahead and used the login info you provided me to disable debug() messages again so the problem should be fixed in the short term. We'll get another version of the Flash Player released soon, however, to fix the root cause of the problem.

Thanks,
Jeff

Hey Andre,
Just wanted to give you a heads up that this is fixed in the latest version that was released today.

Thanks,
Jeff