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 s
Danny Shepherd wrote:
> No, that's not a problem either!
>
>
> 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 supported
> si
George Whiffen wrote:
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> 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 sa
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> Ummm,
>
> This output compression sounded cool to me when I came across it,
> but
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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> > Well if his normal
it's up to the browser to send the correct header saying that it
accepts compressed web pages.
HTH
Danny.
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t's useful
> for extremely large sites.
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right?
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> Well if his normal page i
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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 da
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 extr
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 15
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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