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Posted by d on 03/23/06 19:32
"Stefan Rybacki" <stefan.rybacki@gmx.net> wrote in message
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> d schrieb:
>>...
>> To have stuff working in the background, it's a good idea to use iframes
>> and/or ajax to perform the asynchronous request. Think about having a
>> hidden iframe that can contain PHP scripts. Your javascript can just
>> switch
>> PHP pages in and out of that iframe, and the PHP pages can spit out
>> javascript. You can even have forms submitting to it (get or post -
>> doesn't
>> matter). Hey presto - two-way communication between browser and PHP
>> without
>> refreshing the page.
>>
>
> This is not a PHP solution. It is not possible to have background tasks
> on the client side controled by *server-side* PHP.
Yes it is :) PHP controlling javascript is trivial. Javascript controlling
PHP is just as trivial.
> Regards
> Stefan
>
>> dave
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