to the browser to send the correct header saying that it
accepts compressed web pages.
/snip from manual
HTH
Danny.
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Why do you think this is useful to you? I remember
reading an article on
this and its conclusion was that zipping the
output was only
It's quite some time since I dealt directly with modems and packets
moving over networks per se so some of this may well prove wrong - feel
free to point it out if I am someone.
3. But surely, ASDL, cable, the backbone and decent
intranets must all do hardware compression, don't they? Or
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Ummm,
This output compression sounded cool to me when I came across it,
but I wasn't sure it really helped or was appropriate for us to use:
1. My
George Whiffen wrote:
1. My biggest concern is the slowest user i.e. at the end of a modem
on the other side of the planet. I thought they would almost certainly
have modem compression so doing our own compression doesn't
really help them at all i.e. actual download speeds stay the same,
Danny Shepherd wrote:
No, that's not a problem either!
snip from manual
Before ob_gzhandler() actually sends compressed data, it determines what
type of content encoding the browser will accept (gzip, deflate or none
at all) and will return it's output accordingly. All browsers are
On Wed, 15 May 2002, George Whiffen wrote:
1. My biggest concern is the slowest user i.e. at the end of a modem
on the other side of the planet. I thought they would almost certainly
have modem compression so doing our own compression doesn't
really help them at all i.e. actual download
HI Girish,
I'm pretty new to php, using for about 8 months now, I haven't heard of
these, can you go into some detail for me?
Thanks,
Steve
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From: Girish Nath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi Steve
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ob-gzhandler.php
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/OutputBuffering/page8.html
Basically it allows output to be compressed with gzip encoding as it's sent
to the browser. I had a webpage that was part of an admin section of a
website, it was
Why do you think this is useful to you? I remember reading an article on
this and its conclusion was that zipping the output was only beneficial
for large data between fast computers over a slow pipe. You have to look
at who your clients are and if it's beneficial to have their machine use
up
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Why do you think this is useful to you? I remember
reading an article on
this and its conclusion was that zipping the
output was only beneficial
for large data between fast
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From: SP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 9:29 PM
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Well if his normal page is 100k and he can cut the
size down to 50k with gzip then instead of having
a monthly transfer
(JavaScript) switched off.
You takes your chances, you makes your choice...
William.
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Well
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Yes, it can be useful. I don't dispute that. All I'm saying is that it's
not the save-all
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