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On a number of sites a message and/or graphic is displayed asking you to
wait or be patient whilst some processing is being performed to
compose the
next page.
How are these done within PHP scripts?
Could output buffering be used for this purpose?
For example is it possible to do
I've read of solutions on how to do this, but can't remember where. You
will probably need to search the message archives. You can pretty much
forget about the flush() command though, browsers don't handle it the
same way. For instance, Internet Explorer won't display anything until
it has
to display a 'please wait' message whilst processing?
I've read of solutions on how to do this, but can't remember where. You
will probably need to search the message archives. You can pretty much
forget about the flush() command though, browsers don't handle it the
same way. For instance, Internet
On a number of sites a message and/or graphic is displayed asking you to
wait or be patient whilst some processing is being performed to compose the
next page.
How are these done within PHP scripts?
Could output buffering be used for this purpose?
For example is it possible to do something like:
Graham Cossey wrote:
On a number of sites a message and/or graphic is displayed asking you to
wait or be patient whilst some processing is being performed to compose the
next page.
Usually you need to do this when the data is collected from a POST
and/or you don't want the user to reload the
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