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Imon Fyre · 02-26-2004, 12:55 PM

ok i just checked, php version is 4.3.3 on apache 1.3.29 on gentoo linux.

and no, i just tried using the $_POST method and the absolute pathname methods, neither seemed to work

and i had a thought, does the fact that apache has keep alive on make any difference at all?

and another thought... by doing a $_REQUES T or a $_POST, is that retrieving or sending some kind of header to the browser??

and another note, ive done some looking around and have tried puttin ob_start and ob_end_flush() at the beginning and end of the script respectively, and nothing has changed

02-26-2004, 12:55 PM	#9 (permalink)
Imon Fyre Recruit Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Muskoka, Canada Posts: 19	ok i just checked, php version is 4.3.3 on apache 1.3.29 on gentoo linux. and no, i just tried using the $_POST method and the absolute pathname methods, neither seemed to work and i had a thought, does the fact that apache has keep alive on make any difference at all? and another thought... by doing a $_REQUES T or a $_POST, is that retrieving or sending some kind of header to the browser?? and another note, ive done some looking around and have tried puttin ob_start and ob_end_flush() at the beginning and end of the script respectively, and nothing has changed