This is purely for learning more about output buffering and nothing more. What I wish to do is echo a string to the browser, sleep 10 seconds, and then echo something else. Normally the browser would wait the full 10 seconds and then post the whole result, how I would I stop that? An example: ob_start(); echo "one"; sleep(10); echo "two...
For some years that I've been using my own PHP template engine, which is not really "my own" as I saw it on a tutorial many years ago. However, I've refactored most of the code making it simpler and easier to use. I rarely make a PHP project without it. It's very basic and the class only has 3 methods, load, assign and render. The load ...
Am I allowed to have two or more ob_start(); in my php files if so what is the proper way to end one ob_start(); and start another? ...