just read seonas post on cfflush. I think that my problem is, is that the calling page is like the following
<table> <tr><td> <cfmodule> </td></tr> </table> therefore, if what was said about ie not rendering until it recieves the whole table is true, then it isnt going to flush until it gets to the end of the page, therefore nullifying flush. bugger! suppose the only way round it is to break it all up and use: <table> header </table> <table> module </table> <table> footer </table> would this sort it? if anyone could ans=wer the module executuion question then that would be great ta jamo > hi guys, > > i have just craeted a product admin area for a site im working on. > > The structure is like so: > > index <include>---> products.cfm > > products.cfm then queries for products in sub cat and outputs a table with > all the info about that product for updating. > > The problem is, is that the page takes to long a time to load. Testing it > locally, the results appear stright away and i have checked execution > times and they are very low. i thought it may the beefy query whcih it > executes. > > So i can only presume that it has somwething to do with the html being > sent back to the browser. The page doesnt gradually load, it just takes > about 6 seconds, and then appears. I have tried using cfflush to flush it > so the user can something happening, but the same happens. > > does any know why this may be? > > Also, when a page executes with cfmodule tags, in what order does it > execute. > > like this: > > <html> > executes this cf stuff > > <module> stops executing caller, executes module > > when module finished, executes rest of caller > </html> > > or like this: > <html> > executes this cf stuff > > <module> keeps executing caller, executes module, and then pulls in module output > once finished > > executes rest of caller > </html> > > just wondered > > jamo --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
