CONTEXT (1) : I know that output_buffer off + gzip output don't "mix" well together.
CONTEXT (1) : But I need output_buffer off.
TEST (1) : In php I can gzcompress();
$a = 'this is a sting'.'<br>';
$b = gzcompress($a,6);
echo $b; // but the result is this x�+��,V�D��̼t��";D���
TEST (2) : if I add ( at the top of my php header('Content-Type:gzip;'); ==> the result is this xœ+ÉÈ,V�¢D…â’̼t›¤";�DáÉ (in the browser)
QUESTION : So is there a way to digg deeper and "tell" the receiving browser to ungzip that output ??
CONTEXT (1) : But I need output_buffer off.
TEST (1) : In php I can gzcompress();
$a = 'this is a sting'.'<br>';
$b = gzcompress($a,6);
echo $b; // but the result is this x�+��,V�D��̼t��";D���
TEST (2) : if I add ( at the top of my php header('Content-Type:gzip;'); ==> the result is this xœ+ÉÈ,V�¢D…â’̼t›¤";�DáÉ (in the browser)
QUESTION : So is there a way to digg deeper and "tell" the receiving browser to ungzip that output ??
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