* Thus wrote Sid ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Sorry, a mistake on my part. The script continues to work, but
> connection_aborted() does not detect if the host disconnected. It is all
> acting very funny. I also kept witing the return from connection_status ()
> to a file and it keeps witing 0 to the fil
Sorry, a mistake on my part. The script continues to work, but
connection_aborted() does not detect if the host disconnected. It is all
acting very funny. I also kept witing the return from connection_status ()
to a file and it keeps witing 0 to the file even after the user disconnects.
- Sid
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* Thus wrote Zygimantas Berziunas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Are there any disadvantages to turn on this feature?
It all depends on the application you have. In some cases its an
advantage and others a disadvantage.
Usually when dealing with credit processing I make sure it is
enabled so if the use
> Are there any disadvantages to turn on this feature?
>
>
what if someone submitted the wrong info? or maybe the wrong credit card
details? they genuinely might want to abort.
although to be fair, these people are the stupid ones the need to be
punished and banned from the PC.
i can't think of
Which version of PHP? I just tested it and it works just fine for me.
How exactly do you know the script is not finishing? Try a test like
this:
\n";
flush();
fputs($fp,"Line $i\n");
fflush($fp);
sleep(1);
}
?>
Load up this file. You should see it start wri
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