no echo after include?

[den5385]

<?php
echo "bbb";
include("common/funcs.php");
echo "a";
?>

When accessing the above test code from a browser it prings 'bbba.'
When accessing the page from a MFC app, it just prints 'bbb.'
Everying print or echo statement after the include gets ignored. Why
would this be?

[Toby A Inkster]

usenet wrote:

de*****@gmail.com wrote:

><?php
echo "bbb";
include("common/funcs.php");
echo "a";
?>

Everying print or echo statement after the include gets ignored. Why
would this be?

Something in the included file is probably causing processing to terminate. Try
checking your error log for clues.

That's the most likely explanation. Another possible explanation, though
less likely, is that funcs.php turns on output buffering.

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[Rami Elomaa]

Toby A Inkster kirjoitti:

usenet wrote:

>de*****@gmail.com wrote:

>><?php
echo "bbb";
include("common/funcs.php");
echo "a";
?>

Everying print or echo statement after the include gets ignored. Why
would this be?

Something in the included file is probably causing processing to terminate. Try
checking your error log for clues.

That's the most likely explanation. Another possible explanation, though
less likely, is that funcs.php turns on output buffering.

Close, but no cigar. The included file might turn on output buffering,
but if nothing catches the buffer and cleans it, then everything is
output normally when the program exits.

<?php
echo "bbb";
include("common/funcs.php");
echo "a";
ob_end_clean(); // the original script doesn't have this
?>

Of course there is register_shutdown_function(), so yeah, it's
_possible_ to get the ob_end_clean executed at the end without it being
in the script, not very likely though. :)

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[Glenn]

On Sun, 08 Apr 2007 00:27:30 +0300, Rami Elomaa
<ra*********@gmail.comwrote:

>Toby A Inkster kirjoitti:

>usenet wrote:

>>de*****@gmail.com wrote:

<?php
echo "bbb";
include("common/funcs.php");
echo "a";
?>

Everying print or echo statement after the include gets ignored. Why
would this be?
Something in the included file is probably causing processing to terminate. Try
checking your error log for clues.

That's the most likely explanation. Another possible explanation, though
less likely, is that funcs.php turns on output buffering.

Close, but no cigar. The included file might turn on output buffering,
but if nothing catches the buffer and cleans it, then everything is
output normally when the program exits.

<?php
echo "bbb";
include("common/funcs.php");
echo "a";
ob_end_clean(); // the original script doesn't have this
?>

Of course there is register_shutdown_function(), so yeah, it's
_possible_ to get the ob_end_clean executed at the end without it being
in the script, not very likely though. :)

How about just executing a flush() after the last echo to verify?