For almost every browser there is, no data inside a <table> will be
displayed until the browser get's the matching </table>, so that's one thing
to remember.
flush() "requests" that any buffered data be sent to the client, but most
browsers have their own internal buffer.
So in other words, you can't. ;)
Plutarck
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> I have a page that displays a few lines, then runs a database query that
> takes five or six seconds. I'd like to flush stdout and display the first
> text while the query is running, so the user doesn't think the site is
> down. What's the best way to accomplish this? thanks
>
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