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Posted by lionel on 08/15/07 13:14
> You can't do it reliably.
>
> You can control what your code does. You can even control the PHP
> buffering. But you can't control buffering in the web server, which may
> delay the output until the buffer fills or the entire page is sent. You
> also cannot control the browser, which may delay displaying the data until
> the entire page is received.
>
> You can flush buffers and get it to work much of the time. But not
> necessarily all the time.
Thanks for this precision.
Lionel
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