Hmmm
I have come across something where I need to do the same thing.....
I first tried this as a cls
Class Test.test Extends %CSP.Page [ ProcedureBlock ]
{
ClassMethod OnPage() As %Status
{
&html<<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>>
write !,"hello "_$zh_"<br />",*-3
hang 0.5
write !,"hello "_$zh_"<br />",*-3
hang 0.5
write !,"hello "_$zh_"<br />",*-3
hang 0.5
&html<</body>
</html>>
Quit $$$OK
}
}
and it worked as expected - each line popped up with a .5 sec delay !!
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then looked at the %response.Flush() and all it does is
write *-3
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So what problems are you seeing???
I can think of one - namely if you are in a table then the browsers
generally have to wait for the closing tag </table> to work out the
width of the thing
so the browser does not display anything untill it gets it all
I actually confirmed this - just putting the same code in a table -
the browser did not display anything until the end
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if you have a block of lines - rather than write *-3 at the end you
can turn it on with
use $i:(::"+Q")
and at the end
use $i:(::"-Q")
Basically my issue is that I want to make a system call to
$System.OBJ.Export
and get the output on the browser line by line - rather then in a
block all at once
it works fine - but I am not in a table !!
Peter
Peter
On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 09:17:22 +0200, "Alexander Riemer"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi NG,
>
>I wanted to create a progress bar with CSP like
>described here:
>http://www.myblogroll.com/Articles/progressbar/
>
>Here %response.Flush() is used massively. But I
>found out that it only works with the built in Cach�
>webserver (Port 1972). In other cases the browser
>does nothing and waits all the period until the last
>byte is sent by Cach� and then presents the progress
>bar at 100%.
>
>What's wrong?
>
>Regards
>Alexander Riemer
>Software developer
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