If I am not mistaken, modperl tends to cache all output until the script
is completed, then it sends out the page. If I want to (for example)
print a period (.) back to the browser every second, what do I need to
do? I tried $| but it does not work.
I fought with this for a while, too. You
Hello Rodger,
Thanks for the advice. I'm concerned that this sounds like a lot of
search-and-replace for my application. I wonder if there is a cleaner
method that simply toggles off buffering?
Anyone has any ideas on this?
Rodger Castle wrote:
If I am not mistaken, modperl tends to cache
As more of a hack than a necessarily good practice, I've found that
sending a newline (in addition to $|=1) sometimes helps. I think the
problem here is more that the browser doesn't necessarily render content
every single time some data comes in over the socket, but maybe waits
for logical
On Tuesday 31 May 2005 06:23, Foo Ji-Haw wrote:
If I am not mistaken, modperl tends to cache all output until the script
is completed, then it sends out the page. If I want to (for example)
print a period (.) back to the browser every second, what do I need to
do? I tried $| but it does not
Hi guys,
If I am not mistaken, modperl tends to cache all output until the script
is completed, then it sends out the page. If I want to (for example)
print a period (.) back to the browser every second, what do I need to
do? I tried $| but it does not work.
Thanks in advance for your
