> In php you probably should fill the variable $buffer with the output and
> then add these commands:
>
> header ("Content-type: text/plain");
> header ("Content-Length: " . strlen($buffer));
> echo $buffer;
>
> Alternatively you could try just putting the "Content-type" header in just
> before you start your print statements. The header() function sends http
> headers to the server and they wouldn't show in the output.
I'm trying the easy one first. It isn't making a difference on my system, but
maybe the FlightGear web server will honor the header call.
Dave
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