Some kind of PHP buffering?
Posted: Sat Aug 10, 2002 9:42 pm
OK, I've got a script, for arguments sake, let's say it was this:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Blah</TITLE>
</HEAD>
*some content here*
<?php
// include("table.php");
?>
</HTML>
There's a lot more content in there, but it's all HTML! The table.php is a table of recent entries, but there's no special code in there - once again, it's a file with pure HTML. If I take away the REM, on some people's machines, the page refreshes.
I thought this was just weird, I tried to get past it.
Later on, I was writing a user management script to go with this project of mine, and as an extra user came on to the database, the table got a slight bit bigger, so the output would be a bit bigger, then it started refreshing on those machines again.
Has anybody else had this problem? I'm using the latest version of PHP (4.3.3 I think?)... I need to solve it! It's driving me nuts!
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Blah</TITLE>
</HEAD>
*some content here*
<?php
// include("table.php");
?>
</HTML>
There's a lot more content in there, but it's all HTML! The table.php is a table of recent entries, but there's no special code in there - once again, it's a file with pure HTML. If I take away the REM, on some people's machines, the page refreshes.
I thought this was just weird, I tried to get past it.
Later on, I was writing a user management script to go with this project of mine, and as an extra user came on to the database, the table got a slight bit bigger, so the output would be a bit bigger, then it started refreshing on those machines again.
Has anybody else had this problem? I'm using the latest version of PHP (4.3.3 I think?)... I need to solve it! It's driving me nuts!