On Sun, April 3, 2005 7:10 pm, Andrew said:
i've been searching for a 'setInterval' function in php and haven't had
much luck.
http://php.net/sleep is kinda sort not like what you want.
A cron job might be what you want, depending on if you classify cron as
complicated server stuff or not. I
hello,
i've been searching for a 'setInterval' function in php and haven't had
much luck.
in actionscript (which is similar to php) you can make a function which
calls another function at a set interval, and i was keen to do this with
php for a mail script so that rather than sending 500
None of this makes any sense. PHP is a server-side request-based
language. If you want to put a delay in between things on a request,
call sleep(), but it is still just a single request which is going to
take a finite amount of time to run.
The correct way to send a bunch of emails is to
3 matches
Mail list logo
