Dave Rolsky wrote: > On Tue, 5 Dec 2006, Oliver Jeeves wrote: > >> I was just suggesting that you can change the headers after you've >> generated some HTML, because mod_perl is magic. > > Calling $m->flush_buffer when running Mason with mod_perl with end up > calling $r->rflush so no magic there.
No no no no no! I'm not disputing the operation of flush_buffers at all! Alvar said: > you can't send HTTP headers after sending some (HTML) body. _That_ was what I was disputing, because mod_perl buffers output. -Oli
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