baz
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Fri Jan 17 22:23:36 EST 2003
You can achieve this by sending pieces of javacript whenever you want to update something (like a progress bar or whatever). You also need to be able to flush the output buffer to apache, (my setup seems to do this implicitly ?) otherwise i would've tried req.flush(). Works on major browsers, just make sure you send <script> tags everytime for this is needed by NN4 (or later?). baz. Tim Parker (UK) wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > This is both a bit of understanding mod_python and also how CGI scripts > in general work, basically I have a long running query which can take up > to a minute or so to process, I want to return a page to the User > immediately saying what it is doing, ideally I would like this page to > get updated during the processing of the other operation. And then when > it has finished the process it loads the resulting page on the Client. > > > > I believe some of this is possible with server-push but this only works > in Netscape as far as I can tell. Also I can load a temporary page and > have a refresh every few seconds which will check to see if the other > process has finished, but I was wondering if anyone knows of a clever > way to achieve this, ideally to have a dynamically updating page which > checks the status of the process and when it has finished loads the > final page. > > > > Thanks in advance for anyone who has any ideas on this.
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