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I know PHP scripts can run concurrently, but I notice that when I run a script and then run another script after it. It waits for the first to finish and then it does what it has to do?
Is there an Apache config I have to change or do I use a different browser or something?!!
Thanks all
If I go to a different browser, I can access the page/PHP script I need?! Is this limiting the number of requests by browser? Apache?
Two things comes to mind:
HTTP 1.1 has a recommend maximum limit of 2 simultaneous connections to any given domain. This would exhibit the problem where you can only open one page on a site at a time unless you switch browsers.
Edit: This is usually enforced by the client, not the server
If your site uses sessions, you’ll find out that only one page will load at a time…
…unless you call session_write_close(), at which point the second page can now open the now-unlocked session file.