PHP rendering failure?

Best as I can tell, this is a browser problem with NS6.2. I don't see
this problem with IE6 or NS7.1. There was one bug report #19253 that
sounded like the same thing, and that person probably just upgraded
their browser like I did.

tns1 wrote:
> I have a php script that requests the same page based on a form submit
> button. Every once in awhile the server will not serve this page
> correctly. Instead of the nicely formatted text I expect, what I see in
> my browser window is an HTTP header! followed by the text I expect mixed
> with random ascii characters (mostly '0' thru '9' but some letters too).
>
> The echo statements in my script come thru intact, and the extra
> injected chars are inserted in between. The entire page has this
> corruption, and can end up looking pretty bizarre as these characters
> are sometimes interpreted as valid html. I can refresh or go back, and
> the problem goes away.
>
> Note that this is not PHP source being displayed. It is more like extra
> chars being inserted before it gets to the browser. I don't know if this
> is from PHP, apache, the browser.
>
> I can post a screen capture (110k), but I don't know what kind of rules
> the newsgroup has about that.
>