Re: sleep() & flush()

Actually, the code is working in Netscape, it doesn't work in Explorer. I'm not using any <HTML> or BODY tags. Andrian Pablo Vera wrote: > > Klaus, Andrian: > > What browsers are you using ?, I know that Netscape and Explorer will > act differently. I am only guessing, but I think that Klaus is using > Netscape and Andrian, Explorer. As I have seen, Netscape will begin > displaying items after the </html> tag is received, but Explorer will > display text and images as soon as they come from the server. > > What I'm saying is that the problem is not on the script, but on the > way the browser display things. > > Pablo > > AP> 1193-639-1 wrote: > >> > >> this snip will not work: nor with 3.0.16 or 4.0.2 dev > >> not online nor local! > >> what's wrong eh? > >> <? > >> $t="This is a silly text!\n<br>"; > >> print $t; > >> flush();flush();flush();flush(); //nothing happens! not even you send > >> thausands of flush() > >> sleep(25); //after 25 seconds you'll see both lines > >> at once > >> echo $t; > >> ?> > >> > >> PHP = Paranoid Heuristic Professor? > >> > >> :-) > >> Klaus > > AP> It works for me on PHP 4 RC2 on Linux and PHP 3.0.16 on Win 2000 (I > AP> tried a slightly ifferent code, as I didn't have the time to wit 25 > AP> seconds :-) > > AP> $t="This is a silly text!\n<br>"; > AP> print $t; > AP> flush(); > AP> sleep(5); > AP> echo $t; > > AP> Andrian