Date: 02/29/00
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I'm working with the php4 beta patch1 source and it appears that the
connection_status is not getting reset properly. User hits stop on browser
and the php code stops but the next time the user executes the same php
file, the status still indicates ABORT.
I played around with adding a connection_status_reset function to main.c
such that I could retrieve the current status and reset the status to
normal. I call this function as the first line in my php code. What
happens is that the status shows ABORT when I first come into my php script
(after pressing the stop button on a prior execution of my script). I may
be missing something but I would think that it should be NORMAL. Anyone
else seen this?
> Joe Martin
> Senior Software Engineer
> Analytika - A Division of Dendrite International
> joem <email protected>
> (919) 549-0270 x234
>
>
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