Hi all:
After a long gap I am rejoining this group. Glad to be back in the fold 'logically'. This is because I moved to Orange county, CA.
I have a small CGI problem that someone else would have solved, perhaps easily! I want to return a progress message ('please wait..') before returning the actual output, which could take a few seconds. How would I do that? When I tried the following, the progress message stays on the page instead of being overwritten.
$|++;
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n",<<EOT;
Working ... Please wait ...
EOT
process_query() # this returns the actual page...starting with the HTTP header
Unfortunately the first line stays on the page followed by subsequent output.
I also tried a script writing HTML with meta refresh and directing to another URL. In this case the browser (I.E) kept re-fetching the first script!
Suggestions welcome.
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