As I understand it you cant do this. The browser will wait for the EOF when the socket closes before rendering. If you want dynamic content on the browser look at server push protocols. Have a look here for lots of info on dynamic content.

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Server push -- the server sends down a chunk of data; the browser display the data but leaves the connection open; whenever the server wants it sends more data and the browser displays it, leaving the connection open; at some later time the server sends down yet more data and the browser displays it; etc.

Sounds to be very much what you require. HTH
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Zigster

In reply to Re:(Zigster) (OT?) Output buffering w/Apache by zigster
in thread (OT?) Output buffering w/Apache by voyager

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