I've written a wordpress plugin for a friends homepage. It should output a form on a password protected page. I've written this plugin on march 2013. The form is included into the page via shortcode. At that time I printed my output directly via…
I have some code which does the following:
I can see $something but not $another_thing;
According to the manual ob_end_flush() just turns off output buffering,…
I am trying to dynamically echo some predefined template ('template-file-for-output.php') filled with some data (from the $var array) on a specific place in a number of pages (as an example, the page 'page.php').
Basically my goal is to have a…
And could I activate output buffers during all my PHP code running, then search and replace things in the entire page like the title or meta description later then when I wrote them in the code ? My code is written after the head and it got pretty…
I am trying to implement the trick listed on this page http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#flush "Flush the Buffer Early".
Everytime I try to run this thing I am not getting the desired output.
I have written the following…
I have opened a file for writing some data to a file, but it keeps buffering and won't write anything to the file until the program ends. How can I skip the buffering process and write directly to the file.
My code:
fprintf (fp, "# Step: %d %f\n",…
I have a basic form submission script that sets multidimensional $_SESSION variables (2 levels) from a loop - then redirects using header location.
I developed this on my local machine (xampp/windows server running PHP 5.3.8) without problems but I…
In wamp server, I cannot flush the output buffer unless I use these functions:
ob_end_flush();
ob_flush();
flush();
ob_start();
Why do I need to use all of these functions?
Why does simple ob_flush() is not working?
my code :
Output buffering in PHP is fun. It simplifies many things. I use ob_start() at the top of the script and ob_get_clean() (or any other function) at the bottom.
Between those two calls is it possible to call those functions again, without interfering…
I faced a strange issue today.
For several months I used buffer flushing in PHP to send small string sizes to the client without problems.
Today I returned to the project and it turned out that my server won't send strings smaller than 512…
On one of my class-based sites, everything is controlled via the index.php page, and every page is its own class that gets called via that index page.
In one of those classes lies both the logged-in and logged-out header that gets called for every…