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 ph
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
On Fri, Sep 19, 2003 at 02:39:21PM +1000, Justin French wrote:
:
: Re-enforcing this is the fact that (AFAIK) no Mac browsers display
: in-line PDFs via a plug-in -- they open 'Acrobat' or 'Preview' to
: display them -- in other words, the PDF file should not be considered
: part of the web app
I think the problem is that session_start() (or something else you do
before sending the header("content-type:application/pdf")) might
confuse some browsers with both a text/html header and an
application/pdf header. Essentially you might be sending cookie
information to a PDF plug-in, and the
Dan Anderson wrote:
Try running newer browsers. I'd be curious how everything handles with
Netscape 7 or the newest incarnation of IE.
NS7 would be the same as Mozilla.
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Try running newer browsers. I'd be curious how everything handles with
Netscape 7 or the newest incarnation of IE.
-Dan
On Thu, 2003-09-18 at 22:53, 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
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