Hi -
Suggestions :
1) Turn on error_reporting in your PHP script :
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
?>
2) Load page, and go to browser's View->Source menu, to see if you actually
got malformed HTML or anything at all.
Cheers - Neil
From: Cosman CUSCHIERI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 15:29:47 +0200
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Subject: RE: php-db Digest 20 Jun 2005 23:54:37 -0000 Issue 2992
I make part of a team where we have created a system which produces reports.
The reports are produced based on selection criteria which the user sets
from an oracle database.
The problem we are facing is that when the users selects a big time frame
the report just freezes, the status bar displays 'done' the IE (our
preferred browser) window flag stops animating and report does not show
anything, only a blank page. I am suspecting a time out somewhere. I am
using the function set_time_limit and some of the reports did improve but
still facing the problem with others.
Each report has a main SQL based on which the report is generated. I am
guessing setting set_time_limit prolongs the timeout of the generation of
the report by php, but i am suspecting, either:
1 - The sql is taking too much time to get back with some data on
which php will still time out.
2 - Some other time out exists (e.g. Apache).
if so 1 can somebody advice how to set this other time out if it exists or
some other way to workaround this.
if so 2 do somebody knows how to override this through php or some other way
to workaround this.
Any feedback / ideas are very much welcomed
Cosman
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