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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 01/08/08 18:17
C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/) wrote:
> On Jan 8, 4:03 pm, thib´ <th...@coralsnake-team.com> wrote:
>> jodleren wrote:
>>> Hi
>>> I have never done this before... but I could use it now.
>>> How do I create a "please wait" page, which will "reload" once my real
>>> page is ready?
>>> I am talking of a waiting time of some 10-20 secs, but can be
>>> worse.... still even 10 secs I'd like something telling the user, that
>>> data is being processed.
>>> [like when booking an airline ticket... waiting 2 mins there is
>>> common]
>>> Terv
>>> Sonnich
>> Output your message, process the info, cache it, html reload, done.
>> The only problem is that you have to deal carefully with private info,
>> but it's really affordable.
>>
>> -thib´
>
> You don't actually need to reload - as long as the job will complete
> before the browser times out, write the 'please' wait inside a div,
> flush it, then when the final output is ready make the div invisible
> with javascript.
>
> C.
>
There is no guarantee the browser will display anything before all
output is sent.
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