I have installed the cookie password protection and modified the settings.php where appropriate.

I go to the setup.php file and recieve the following two errors.
#!/usr/local/bin/php
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/cust1/user1220638/html/cidm/members/codelock.php:2) in /home/cust1/user1220638/html/cidm/members/codelock.php(4) : eval()'d code(1) : eval()'d code on line 5

Cookies Not OK
If your web broswer is not accepting cookies you must turn cookies ON, otherwise you will not be able to login at your own protected pages.

I have checked my cookie settings both on IE and on Mozilla and they are both set to allow cookies.

Any suggestions on how to fix either of these issues?

Thanks!

How do you like the setup at the setup ? Are you accepting cookies you must turn cookies ON otherwise you will not be able to login at your own protected pages? No I don't think there are any. Don't mention it.

Did you add the above line yourself? Because the above line is not in the script you got from us.

The problems you get are not cookie related, they are because of this line:To be able to run cookie passwor dprotection you must remove that line. If you web hosting company do not allow you to remove that line you should move your web page to some one else.

If you are required to have this line as the first in your scripts:
Then you should also include it as the first line in codelock.php and all your other PHP scripts too.

I removed this line from all of our code: #!/usr/local/bin/php which removed the error from the top of the page. However, I am still recieving an error for the cookies.

Cookies Not OK
If your web broswer is not accepting cookies you must turn cookies ON, otherwise you will not be able to login at your own protected pages.

Look like the cookies can't be set on your computer. What is your cookie domain?

$CookieDomain = "infomanagementcenter.com";

Do you access the setup like infomanagementcenter.com/directory/setup.php or as http://www.infomanagementcenter.com/directory/setup.php?

If you are going to use both with and without www. you need to set your cookie domain as .infomanagementcenter.com instead of infomanagementcenter.com.

I have tried it both with the '.' in front of infomanagementcenter.com and with the IP address. I still recieve the error.

If you are accessing the setup.php script with the server IP in the URL in the address bar of your web browse, you can't put your domain name as cookie domain.

If you use infomanagementcenter.com as cookie domain, then you should access the setup script as infomanagementcenter.com/directory_where_you_have_the_files/setup.php

A cookie that is set on http://www.sampleaddress.com can't be accessed from someothersubdomain.sampleaddress.com is can only be accessed from http://www.sampleaddress.com.

Currently I am accessing the setup.php with the ip address. I have the same IP address specified for the cookie in the setting.php, but I still get the same error.

I have sent you an email with a new setup file so that you will only get a warning and can continue with the setup.

I replaced the files you sent and was able to continue with the setup. However, I think I need to figure out what is wrong with the cookies because I can't login with the user name and password provided in the setup.php

I suggest you set www.infomanagementcenter.com as your cookie domain name and then only access the protection scripts on www.infomanagementcenter.com and never use just infomanagementcenter.com. I would also completly ignore the IP address and only use a domain name with cookie protection.

I have the cookies working according to the setup.php...but I cannot login with the admin user name and password it provided me with when I access the admin.php.

We have the same login page from the free trial version in place.