I see you are using ob_end_clean() - that clears the Output buffers and turns off output buffering. I am not sure, but that might mean that your include 'all.php'; will not be used at all.
Try removing that line - ob_end_clean(); - and then at the very end of your code on that page, have ob_end_flush();
The OB functions are for Output Buffering - ob_start() holds all php output in the buffer until it receives the ob_end_flush() command. Then is sends all the output to the browser and clears the buffer.
ob_end_clean() just clears the buffers without sending the contents to the browser.
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ok, sorry. i saw the capitalized PHP in red and thought you meant to capitalize it. i didn't see s/he didn't use the full start tag in the original post.
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