Nov
09
2008
How To Use The PHP Output Buffer
Posted by: admin in PHP, tags: ob_start, PHP, php examplesI typically use the PHP output buffer to either change the output going to a page, or retrieve the output and direct it to a file.
For example, consider the following:
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// start buffering the output
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<?php
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// echo a possible mysql_error if it exists
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// get the buffered output and clean/stop the buffering
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// save the output to a logfile - append if file exists
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file_put_contents("mysql.log.txt",$buffered_output,FILE_APPEND);
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?>
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