Timothy Hitchens ) wrote:
No you can't.. the issue with this is that you need to have error reporting turned on.. so you will need to have more error collecting or removing.
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Ouch. Having error reproting on is definitely not a good thing. But the again it can be set on a page by page basis so I could turn it off in the php.ini file, and turn it on only in those pages where I need to check for a time out.This isn't the best for a production env but this is the best I can see considering you don't want to rewrite!!
And it's not that I won't do a re-write it's just that I was hoping for something easy to implement. If a re-write is the only answer then I'll do it of course.
I also posted a feature request asking for a shutdown() type function that can be used to send output back to the browser in the case of a timeout. Hope they'll implement it ;)
Jc
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