That's happening because some white space (space, tab, carriage returns etc.) has crept into your config.php file. Because of this, PHP starts sending output to the browser which means that the character set header cannot be sent later on in the script.
To fix this, simply open config.php into your text editor and make sure that there is nothing outside of the PHP tags within the file. That should do the trick!
Hi Clare,
That's happening because some white space (space, tab, carriage returns etc.) has crept into your config.php file. Because of this, PHP starts sending output to the browser which means that the character set header cannot be sent later on in the script.
To fix this, simply open config.php into your text editor and make sure that there is nothing outside of the PHP tags within the file. That should do the trick!
Cheers,
David.