Sorry all, this should have been $r->rflush() - too many r's ... I guess the additional "r" was meant as a reminder that this is a low-level call, and flushing buffers results in a performance hit, and should not be done for no good reason. - Gerd. Gerd Kortemeyer wrote: > > You need $r->flush(); > > 1) Send out header > 2) Use $r->print(...) to give some "please be patient" message or something > 3) End the first chunk of info with "<br>\n", so that the browser knows enough > about the page layout to start page output. > 4) Use $r->flush(); > 5) Do your long task > 6) Produce rest of your page > > - Gerd.
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