> I tried the SetEnv EMBPERL_OPTIONS 2112, but that didn't work.
That should work.
> I
> also tried
> adding a
> [- $ENV{EMBPERL_OPTIONS} |= 64 ; -]
> to the top of the html file, but that didn't work either.
>
No, this can't work, because Embperl need to know this before the page
start.
> Am I missing something here?
>
Apache (when running under mod_perl) does some buffering. You can avoid this
by setting $dbgFlushOutput = 1, but this make your script very slow, because
very small packets will be send over the net. If you have a point where you
want to be sure that all buffers are flushed, do a
[-$dbgFlushOutput = 1 -] [-$dbgFlushOutput = 0 -]
(The space between the brackets is important!)
The other things is, that if you are inside a table, your browser will not
display
the page until it has seen the end of the table.
And I forgot one very important thing in my previous mail: If you are
running as CGI script, Apache will buffer the whole script, before it sends
it to the browser. You can avoid this by starting the name of the CGI script
with nph- (you still have to set optEarlyHttpHeader). The nph- handling
under Win32 doesn't work quite well, but under Unix it does.
Gerald
>
> Regards,
>
> Wim Kerkhoff, Software Engineer
> NetMaster Networking Solutions
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