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using IIS 5.0 and php4.0.3pl1 as an ISAPI module; referring to bug ID #8271: the problem does not seem to be related to the "include()" statement... I have some code generating a clientside java script to generate a form input (tested wit hand without the include stuff): print " document.writeln(\"<input type=\\\"checkbox\\\" ...>\");"; including the session_start() statement generates the following code: document.writeln("<input type="\""checkbox\" ... >"); resulting in a browser error... comment the session_start() out and the code looks like: document.writeln("<input type=\"checkbox\" ... >"); as should be... Second test: print " document.writeln(\"<input type=checkbox ...>\");"; including the session_start() statement generates the following code: document.writeln("<input type="checkbox" ... >"); resulting in a browser error... comment the session_start() out and the code looks like: document.writeln("<input type=checkbox ... >"); as should be... The problem does not occurr when hosting the page on Linux/Apache... Regards Stefan