How to to check a php server support for flush? - geek/talk: Signature-free discourse for serious web publishers

montyauto · 05-20-2007, 10:33 AM

Hi there,

I am working now to get flush working on my page,
I took this script for example:

[code:1]<pre>
<?php

ob_end_flush();

echo "Test1\n";
flush();
sleep(3);

echo "Test2\n";

?>
</pre>[/code:1]

It works on my own server but not in a web hosting.

I have put in .htaccess
[code:1]<IfModule mod_gzip.c>
mod_gzip_on no
</IfModule>[/code:1]

I put flush all HTML up to and including the <body> tag (<head>, <meta>, etc.), the browser won't respond.

Is there stil something I've missed?
What is the easiest way to check a php server support for flush?[/code]

05-20-2007, 10:33 AM	#1
montyauto Member. Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 25	How to to check a php server support for flush? Hi there, I am working now to get flush working on my page, I took this script for example: [code:1]<pre> <?php ob_end_flush(); echo "Test1\n"; flush(); sleep(3); echo "Test2\n"; ?> </pre>[/code:1] It works on my own server but not in a web hosting. I have put in .htaccess [code:1]<IfModule mod_gzip.c> mod_gzip_on no </IfModule>[/code:1] I put flush all HTML up to and including the <body> tag (<head>, <meta>, etc.), the browser won't respond. Is there stil something I've missed? What is the easiest way to check a php server support for flush?[/code]

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