Boyd, Todd M. wrote:
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Jim Lucas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 11:43 AM
>> To: Chrome
>> Cc: 'Stut'; 'Andrew Ballard'; 'Jay Moore'; [email protected]
>> Subject: Re: [PHP] Output text status on a long class
>>
>> Chrome wrote:
>>>> On 14 Oct 2008, at 16:51, Chrome wrote:
>>>>> For the record I have included a 256 char long whitespace string
>>>>> along with any prospective output but still no joy
>>>>>
>>>>> Opera 9.60 reliably informs me it's received 258 bytes but
> displays
>>>>> nothing
>>>>>
>>>>> I'll carry on with this for a little before blaming the browsers
>>>>> (testing also in FF3) and putting in a 'This is going to take
>> bloody
>>>>> ages' note :)
>>>> My initial response was based on it being a CLI script in which
> case
>>>> my advice would have been enough. However in your case there are
>> other
>>>> buffers in play which could affect the output.
>>>>
>>>> How is your output formatted? Browsers won't necessarily display
>>>> content until they get closing tags. This is probably the issue
>> you're
>>>> running into.
>>> The output is [currently] plain text only. Maybe it would help if I
>> added
>>> the standard HTML stuff too I'll have more luck
>>>
>>> I'll try that in a little bit but food first :)
>>>
>>> Thanks for the input
>> Also, a setting to check it to make sure that output_buffering, in the
>> PHP.ini, is set to off. I think the default is 4096bytes. You'll not
>> want it
>> to do that. Once you change that, restart apache/iis/etc...
>
> OP wrote: "Thanks for the input (and this may be something to do with
> the server (which I didn't set up))"
>
> I'm thinking maybe they have no control over any INI settings that
> cannot be changed programmatically on a per-script basis.
>
>
> Todd Boyd
> Web Programmer
>
This is a setting can be placed in a .htaccess file :)
--
Jim Lucas
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and some have greatness thrust upon them."
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by William Shakespeare
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