It is possible to delay the output of the headers to the browser until the entire php script has finished executing?
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It is possible to delay the output of the headers to the browser until the entire php script has finished executing?
The headers will be sent once the first piece of code is sent from php to the webserver.
So you can just “not echo anything” until the end of the script or
use output bufferingto achieve the same thing