Posted by Cajus Pollmeier on 03/01/05 11:05

Am Dienstag, 1. März 2005 09:14 schrieb listas@uakari.com:
> You can send a piece of HTML defining some little thing like a div layer
> with your "please wait, bla bla bla...."
> So the visitor can read something.
> When the process is finished, you can write another piece of HTML
> containing some JavaScript lines, changing the text (and icons or
> images) so you can inform your visitor that the process had finished.

If it's possible I'd like to avoid js ;-)

> This is the clasical no end web page... You can do something similar
> with frames, so in a little frame the visitor can see the status,
> (searching, wait...) and in another big frame can do something usefull.

I'm going to evaluate some things...

Thanks,
Cajus

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