On 4/2/01 3:18 pm, Hugh Senior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Use the load command instead, and if it hasn't loaded after a reasonable
>> period of time (i.e. the status is still "requested") then cancel it.
>
> As indicated, in both cases above including 'load', the script waits until
> the request fails (takes about 30 seconds) before executing the next line.
Hm - doesn't seem to do that here. It might be that your Internet
connection is completely down (not just slow). Not sure: how about checking
if there is a connection before running the load command? E.g. use sockets
to perform a simple download of something and set the socketTimeOutInterval
to be very short.
Regards,
Kevin
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