[RESOLVED] Firefox problems with mysql_free_result

mrbaseball34

IE does not show this line from my code:
"freeing resultout of fixit"

But Firefox does and it causes problems with headers for a redirection.

I am calling this twice in a function named fixit:
mysql_free_result($records);

Why is that line being sent and how do I stop it?

mysql.trace_mode = Off

Using PHP 4.4.1

laserlight

Post the smallest and simplest code that demonstrates the error.

NogDog

I doubt that it's a browser issue per se, but rather that the message is being output by the code for some reason or other, and that output is syntactically invalid HTML, thus different browsers are handling it differently as they attempt to "guess" what is intended.

But at this point that is pure speculation on my part. As Laserlight suggests: we need to see some code to indicate what is causing the message to be output and how it is being output.

mrbaseball34

I can't without ripping the code I have to shreds.

mrbaseball34

Well, what do you knw, I have egg all over my face.
I was outputting that text myself. I begain searching for the word 'free'
and found it.

Damn I feel stupid. Ever done that before??

NogDog

The only way I can imagine this being a browser issue is if it's something to do with the way a browser form is submitting data to the PHP file in question here, causing the form-processing code to follow a different logical path for some reason. Otherwise, once the script begins running, it should be transparent as to which browser its output is going to be sent to.

All I can suggest at this point is to search your source code for that message ("freeing resultout of fixit") and work backwards from there to figure out what condition(s) causes it to be displayed. Afraid that's the best I can do with the limited information (i.e.: I've never run into this problem before).