Q: Output Control Functions newbie.

[Anon]

Ok, now each page of my site includes header.php, the body and footer.php.
Simple:
header.php
<? ob_start($foo); ?>

footer.php
<?
echo "\$foo ob_get_length = " . ob_get_length();
echo "\$foo strlen = " . strlen(ob_get_contents()) . "<br>";
?>

Using ob_get_length() and strlen(ob_get_contents()) i don't get the same value! Why the value returned by strlen is always 35 bytes greater than the value returned by ob_get_length?

An other question: this value what exactly rapresent? Can i assume that's the length in bytes of the page??
Thankyou everybody and excuse for my bad english 😉
ciao Paolo

[Anon]

When i posted this morning probably i was sleeping ... obviously the last function will return the same number of bytes returned by the first function AND (+) the number of bytes needed to output the first result ...

Hope exists something wake up me now ;-)

[Anon]

<font face="Tahoma" color="#008000" size="2">FooBar</font>

[Anon]

<?
if ($submit) {
while($x = each($orgaan))
{
echo "$x[0] => $x[1]<BR>";
}
} else {
echo "
<form method=\"POST\" action=\"$PHP_SELF\">
<select name=\"orgaan[]\" size=\"4\" MULTIPLE>
<option value=\"foo\">foo</option>
<option value=\"bar\" SELECTED>bar</option>
<option value=\"foobar\">foobar</option>
</select>
<input type=\"submit\" name=\"submit\" value=\"ok\">
</form>
";
}