My advice would be to pull data from the external website in the background and then cache the result. In fact, any time a request depends on an external resource, the best practice is to relegate it to the background. You could then refresh the cache manually or set a cron job to refresh the cache every hour.
On Dec 24, 9:44 am, Malta Trip Planner <[email protected]> wrote: > My website is a mash-up with another web site, and due to the other > web site being:www.atp.com.mt(Malta (Europe) Public transport > Website) is very badly designed in terms of html, I had to hard code > implement nearly everything for all the buses that exist and thus it > takes more than 30 seconds for my result to load (from the Route > Planner section). Currently a message stating :Request Time out and > that 30 seconds have passed is being shown to me. How can my website > have more than 30 seconds chance to load my result page? I know its > not ideal and optimal, but it was the only possible way for this > solution. > > Thanks a lot and hope that there is a solution for this problem since > I desperately need it working.
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