[PHP] Re: How can I uncompress zlib data in the browser?

2001-12-05 Thread Brian Duke 

Thanks! It seems to work when I put this at the very top of my php
file:

ob_start(ob_gzhandler);

When I do a tcpdump on port 80, I see a small amount of garbage with
that statement and huge amount of text without it. The text displays
correctly in my browser either way, so it looks like it works.

- Brian

Yes.

Read the manual about output buffering.
Also read up on Apache's site about mod_gzip.
http://apache.org
Now, the 64 dollar question:

Will the browser *CORRECTLY* identify and decompress the gzipped data?

- Brian

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[PHP] Re: How can I uncompress zlib data in the browser?

2001-12-04 Thread Richard Lynch 

Brian Duke wrote:

 Is it possible to use the zlib functions in php to compress data, send
 that data to the browser, then uncompress it? My clients will only be
 using IE so is there something in IE that will do it? Javascript?
 
 Thanks,
 Brian
 - Brian
 
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Yes.

Read the manual about output buffering.
Also read up on Apache's site about mod_gzip.
http://apache.org
Now, the 64 dollar question:

Will the browser *CORRECTLY* identify and decompress the gzipped data?

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