Misc.
Although the documentation indicates it returns an int, I found comparing the return value with numeric values does not seem to work.
Example (does not work):
<?php
if (connection_aborted()==1) {
fwrite($filehandle, 'aborted!');
}
?>
You're better off just assuming it returns boolean
Example (does work):
<?php
if (connection_aborted()) {
fwrite($filehandle, 'aborted!');
}
?>
connection_aborted
Description
int connection_aborted ( void )Returns TRUE if client disconnected. See the Connection Handling description in the Features chapter for a complete explanation.
See also connection_status(), and ignore_user_abort().
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phpcoder at cyberpimp dot techlab dot info
27-Jun-2007 11:50
27-Jun-2007 11:50
rickyale at ig dot com dot br
13-Dec-2002 04:29
13-Dec-2002 04:29
I know why nobody can use the functions connection_XXX(). If the php code do not send anything to buffer, the php dont check the connection, so, the connection_timeout will still NORMAL and will not be ABORTED.
Ex
<?php
Set_Time_Limit(0); //this you know what gonna do
Ignore_User_Abort(True); //this will force the script running at the end
While(!Connection_Aborted()) {
Echo "\n"; //this will save de while
Flush(); //Now php will check de connection
While(CONDITION) {
Echo "My chat....";
}
Sleep(1);
}
?>
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