Thanks Marek!~ I have solved this problem with the exactly suggestion from
you.
session_cache_limiter("private_no_expire");
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
> Experiment with session_cache_limiter(), for example try to set it to
> private_no_expire.
>
> Harry Yau wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > I am new to php. At first, I wrote a php script to generate a pdf
> > file from a tex file and load that pdf file to the browser by call a
> > system call of latex -pdftex. After loading the pdf file. I wrote a
> > function to remove all temp file created by latex. It work fine and it
> > did all I expected. The php script work on IE 5, Netscape 4.79 and
> > Mozilla 5.0.
> > However, when I've tried to add a command "session_start" at the
> > beginning of my script and even did set and get those session variables,
> > different functionility of the php script MISSed upon different browse.
> > On Netscape 4.79, it does generate the pdf file and remove those
> > temp file, but loading the pdf file to the browser. The Netscape keeps
> > complainning about the pdf file is damaged and could not be repaired.
> > On IE5, the script does load the pdf file, but it does not remove
> > those temp file.
> > Nevertheless, on Mozilla, it works fine for me!!
> > For not loading the pdf on netscape, I thought it is because the
> > script does some output to the browser before I call
> > "header("content-type:application/pdf");" Therefore, I put "ob_start()"
> > before starting session and call "ob_end_clean()" before setting the
> > header for pdf content. It does not correct the problem.
> > I am wondering what exactly the "session_start()" does? How it can
> > have different effect upon various browser? Of simply, please tell me
> > how to correct those problems!~
> > Thank You Very Much!~
> >
> >
> > Best Regards,
> > Harry Yau
> >
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