Grab HTTP Pipline

[werdna.sivad]

In PHP is there a way to grab the HTTP Pipeline?

I want to be able to grab all the HTML code that gets streamed to the
user. I want to add the ability to send copies of a page as an email
attachment. The pages are already built and working, so it would be
nice to not have to duplicate code that already exists. Can I just
have it grab what it sends to the user and then save that into a file?

Do you understand what I'm asking for?

Thanks.

[Tim Van Wassenhove]

On 2005-08-16, we**********@gm ail.com <we**********@g mail.com> wrote:

In PHP is there a way to grab the HTTP Pipeline?

I want to be able to grab all the HTML code that gets streamed to the
user. I want to add the ability to send copies of a page as an email
attachment. The pages are already built and working, so it would be
nice to not have to duplicate code that already exists. Can I just
have it grab what it sends to the user and then save that into a file?

The easiest is to use php auto_prepend and auto_append functionality.

In the prepend you write something like:

ob_start();

In the append you write something like:

$contents = ob_get_contents ();
// do stuff with $contents

ob_end_flush();

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Met vriendelijke groeten,
Tim Van Wassenhove <http://timvw.madoka.be >