Try taking all of the HTML headers out of the config.php file.. it should just be this:
<php><?php
$l = mysql_connect ( "localhost" , "HIDDEN" , "HIDDEN" ) or die("Error connecting: <br><br>".mysql_error());
mysql_select_db( "HIDDEN" ) or die("Error getting db: <br><br>".mysql_error());
?></php>
This setup is causing a second html header to be sent before the HTML is closed.
Also, for symantec markup (Standards Compliancy) your line break tags should be escaped... use <br /> instead of just <br> This has nothing to do with your problem though...
Anytime you call a page that has the <html> tag, the server will generate a header and initiate output... This CANNOT occurr before the session is established. If you have any HTML in your file before the session_start(); you will get an error.
If you are the same user who posted the problem in the thread yesterday, you will continue to get errors until you move the session_start(); to BEFORE the <HTML> tag.
Mike.