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Controlling PHP Output: Caching and compressing dynamic pages
26063 Controlling PHP Output: Caching and compressing dynamic pages http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/argerich20010125.php3 mod_gzip is an Apache module which compresses static html pages using Gzip, according to IETF standards for browsers that accept gzip enconding (IE, Netscape, etc). mod_gzip may accelerate the download time for pages 4/5 times and I strongly suggest you use mod_gzip in your webserver. However, due to a lack of a filtering mechanism between modules in Apache 1.x.x, there is no way to compress PHP generated output using mod_gzip. Therefore, we have to build our own compressing engine in PHP. In this article, I will explain how to use PHP output controlling functions to make your pages load FAST! PHP > Tips and Tutorials > Development Oct 15, 2006

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