ct.
>
> The above is probably confusing, but ask me if you
> need more explanation.
>
> Adam
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Thanks every one ...
All the method you told me are static it does not look if the sql
statemet
being exec by php along with backend has finished its job . I only
wanted to
sho
work if you could set the field being used as a point
of a reference when the other process is running.
???
---> Jonathan
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> http://yourpagehere";>
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> 5 = time to wait
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http://yourpagehere";>
5 = time to wait
---> Jonathan
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What are the correct META tags? I cou
http://yourpagehere";>
5 = time to wait
---> Jonathan
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You could do t
You could do this very easily using a HTML page with the correct META
tags.
I am working on a Domino Project right now that does just that.
After a page is submitted, the user is directed to an html page which
sits for about 45 seconds. This HTML page just says something like
"Your information i
Check out http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ob-flush.php
the ob_flush command.
You could put an animated gif like an hourglass with a please wait at the
beginning of your html output, perform an ob_flush command to put that info
out to the browser, then perform your sql.
After the sql finishes,
