From: Ivik Injerd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- test.php:
ob_start();
virtual(blah.pl);
$tmp = ob_get_contents();
echo \n[ TMP: $tmp ];
ob_end_clean();
--- test.php (output):
blah
[ TMP: ]
Looks like vertual() gets past the output buffer. How can I keep it in the
buffer?
I believe a RTFM is in order
Ok, thanks!
John Holmes wrote:
From: Ivik Injerd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- test.php:
ob_start();
virtual(blah.pl);
$tmp = ob_get_contents();
echo \n[ TMP: $tmp ];
ob_end_clean();
--- test.php (output):
blah
[ TMP: ]
Looks like vertual() gets past the output buffer. How can I keep it in
the buffer?
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 09:24:06 -0400, John Holmes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ivik Injerd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- test.php:
ob_start();
virtual(blah.pl);
$tmp = ob_get_contents();
echo \n[ TMP: $tmp ];
ob_end_clean();
--- test.php (output):
blah
[ TMP: ]
Looks like
From: Wouter van Vliet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think I must add something here - besides the fact that a function
like vertual() doesn't exist - I believe Ivik asked how he could get
around this, still doing something like the virtual but keep buffering
the output.
I don't think you can... virtual()
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