PHP connection_aborted() Function
Example
Create a function (check_abort()) that writes a log message if a client aborts the script:
<?php
function check_abort()
{
if (connection_aborted())
error_log ("Script $GLOBALS[SCRIPT_NAME]" .
"$GLOBALS[SERVER_NAME] was aborted by the user.");
}
// Some script to be executed here
// Call the check_abort function when the script ends
register_shutdown_function("check_abort");
?>
function check_abort()
{
if (connection_aborted())
error_log ("Script $GLOBALS[SCRIPT_NAME]" .
"$GLOBALS[SERVER_NAME] was aborted by the user.");
}
// Some script to be executed here
// Call the check_abort function when the script ends
register_shutdown_function("check_abort");
?>
Definition and Usage
The connection_aborted() function checks whether the client has disconnected.
Syntax
connection_aborted()
Technical Details
| Return Value: | Returns 1 if the connection has been aborted, otherwise it returns 0 |
|---|---|
| PHP Version: | 4+ |
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