Daniel Brown wrote:
> By name alone (a recursive acronym), PHP stands for PHP Hypertext
> Preprocessor. That means, before the HTML or other output is sent to
> Apache to be served to the client, PHP has parsed, interpreted,
> processed, and returned all of the code, and then terminated the PHP
> process.
That's interesting...
> As to why code execution appears to take longer on slower
> connections, my guess would be that it's a matter of coincidence.
Hm...
> You
> could try doing something like this, if you don't already have
> something similar in place:
[code example here]
Yes, we have that...
So you are 100% sure that even as Apache module, php execution ends when
it ends, regardless of the fact if it takes longer to Apache to pass the
result to the browser?
Thanks,
Iv
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