A few hours ago Google released a message on their blog, that they are preparing their own internet browser, a concurrent of internet explorer and mozilla firefox, it's name is "Google Chrome", and will ...

... used to push the file to the browser. Principles HTML headers must be sent before any output is sent to the browser. PHP uses the header function to pass raw HTML headers. For this example we're going ...

... // required for certain browsers     header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary");     header("Content-Type: " . $mimetype);     header("Content-Length: ...

... browsers. How it works... mySQL has a nice feature when it comes to pageing. If you add ' LIMIT 10, 20 ' at the end of your query the database engine will return recordset rows from 10 - 30 (we assume ...

... (finding out why your script doesn't work) than it is for display purposes, but I'll use it here so you can see what's going on under the surface. You do have your server running and your browser open, ...

... fclose($fh); // print file contents echo $data; ?> Run this script through your Web browser, and PHP should return the contents of the file. Now let me explain each of the three steps above in detail: ...

... of the counter will be restored (so long as you didn't destroy the session by shutting down the browser in the interim). Take a look at the code: <?php // initialize a session session_start(); // ...