* Thus wrote Ryan A ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hey Rob > > <snip> > In linux under Netscape 7 and Opera 7.2 it reloaded the page :/ That > said looking at the URL when the mouse is over the link: > > http://www.blocket.se/new?caller=ogl_s&l=0&rm_id=2595475&city=0 > > The rm_id is being set as a GET variable with an appropriate ID to > remove the entry. So when the page reloads it first deletes the entry. > This is standard functionality in many websites. > </snip> > > Hmmm..for IE it didnt reload the page...or reloaded the page so fast that I > couldnt make out the reload and the product just seemed to > "disappear"...very smoothly...thats why I was impressed...
You might want to complain to your ISP that your connection is too fast :) > > I did make a note of the rm_id and saw that everything was a GET > string....but didnt know how it was deleteing the text from the page so > fast... The rendering is fast because its a simple page and utilizes the browser's cache effeciently (css link, cached small images, etc.) Curt -- "I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure." -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
