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Posted by Sonnich Jensen on 09/12/07 11:44
On Sep 11, 7:35 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sep 11, 9:25 am,SonnichJensen <sonnich.jen...@jotautomation.com>
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> > On Sep 10, 7:09 pm, ZeldorBlat <zeldorb...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > On Sep 10, 11:57 am,SonnichJensen <sonnich.jen...@jotautomation.com>
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> > > > I have a page, including a while, which can read quite an amount of
> > > > data, if the user selects so.
> > > > I want to add something, so I can break this while - I havent found it
> > > > yet.
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> > > > I have tried connection_aborted and connection_status, but they do not
> > > > do the trick.
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> > > > I'd like:
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> > > > 1) to stop it, when the user clicks on a link, so it goes to the new
> > > > page, and stops it present action
> > > > 2) eventually to add a "Stop" button on the page - any ideas how to
> > > > achive that?
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> > > When the browser makes a new request before the current one is
> > > finished the default behavior is for PHP to abort the script. It
> > > sounds like that's what you want, no?- Hide quoted text -
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> > I solved the problem with an <iframe> and a small file, which a
> > button, when pressed it saves a "stop" file which the larger file's
> > while loop checks for. Odd solution but it works.
> > I was just wondering whether I can pass a variable on to the other
> > running script....
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> > BR
> >Sonnich
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> No, once you execute a request, you cannot "inject" additional values
> to the executing script on the fly. Meaning, if your script took 2
> minutes to finish executing, there is no way to send additional
> information once that operation has started. It has only what it was
> given in the initial request. Hope this what you were looking for.
Yep. That is the idea of have an iframe and from there save a file,
which the main thing looks for. It works well.
BR & thanks
Sonnich
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