Hm... i'll look into this... Thanks Dimitar. -- Fábio Miranda Costa
On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 12:26 PM, Aaron Newton <[email protected]> wrote: > The problem with recycling of the same request instance is, it does not >> close off previous requests properly. > > > Once a request is sent by the browser, you can't un-send it. Request can > only choose to ignore the response and send another one. Alternately, if you > set the link option to 'ignore' it will ignore any subsequent send > invocations until it has received a response from the current running > request. Finally, the link option can be set to 'chain' which will wait for > a response and then send the next request you invoked. So if you start a > request, and then click your link 4 times more, it will wait for the first > to respond, then send the 2nd, then when it comes back, send the 3rd and so > on. But it can't "stop" a sent request any more than hitting escape on your > browser when you submit a form can unsend that. >
