On Oct 28, 2:12 pm, JuKiM <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ok, and what is the correct way to raise the postback from the client?
GDownloadUrl -- that might seem odd, but it's the method which is used
to get something to happen on the server and receive the result. The
result is processed by the callback function:
GDownloadUrl(myscript.php?event=1,function(data){...})
> Because.. I suppose that if another postback is produced at same time
> (for example the refresh of an updatepanel with a DateTime label) one
> postback will break the other..?
Not necessarily. Depends on the server-side processing. However you
could have client side code like
var inhibitPostback = 0; //global
if (somecondition) {
inhibitPostback = 1; // stop other postbacks for the time being
GDownloadUrl(myscript.php?event=1,function(data){
inhibitPostback=0; // processing complete: allow other postbacks
}
}
or chain GDownloadUrl()s together in their callback functions to force
execution in sequence.
Andrew
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