PHP stops rendering page.

[Anon]

I'm using 4.1.2 (also had problem with 4.1.1) and Interbase. I have a page that runs a query against Interbase and then substitutes returned values in an array for value="" attributes in various form elements.

The page is stopping rendering at random places in the file (only once php file gets above a certain size - I can make all the fields render without most of the surrounding HTML) and there are no errors either in the browser or in my php error or apache logs.

It sounds like something screwy is going on with the rendering engine, but I'm not sure how I can go about identifying where the problem is.

Any thoughts or ideas welcome.

Cheers,
Simon.

[Anon]

it there was some problem with "the rendering engine" then it wouldn't be a problem with php. php doesn't render the page, the browser does. I would view the source and see how much of the page was actually sent to the browser, because that is all that can be rendered.

[mistcat]

Yah I don't know what you mean by rendering engine either. If you think that there is some problem sending some enormous volume of data to the user, why don't you buffer the data on the server and then send it with compression? That might reduce the load and prevent time out errors if those are what your are getting. Failing that, write your own log function where it logs the iteration to a file or something and see where it goes haywire that way.