> > In my case(s) it leads to a side-effect: > > the line "Content-type: text/html" is displayed by browser in front > > of script's output. > > > > Janusz > > Hi Janusz, > > Well, I checked it (it is described on the mathopd-FAQ) and couldn't > produce the error with either konqueror, mozilla and IE. Does it depend > on the PHP-Version used - does it occur with php at all? > > Karsten
Try to simplify your situation: compile php yourself (don't take precompiled package), with default settings, take default php.ini. Then create a small script, containing only phpinfo() function. This gives (at least to me) a line of: "X-Powered-By: PHP/4.2.3 Content-type: text/html". Images are not shown in addition -- free space is left. Browsers were: IE 5.0 (standard from win2000), opera 6.03 (w2k and Suse 8.0), mozilla (suse 8.0). What was interesting with this experiment, konqueror from the same system (suse 8.0) did not gave any unexpected lines and shew all images correctly. Janusz PS Press shift while reloading, at least with IE.
