Faking it with Javascript doesn't really work because the termination of the
Javascript isn't tied to the completion of the processing. Here's how we're doing it
for a new anti-spam product:
results.html
?php
if ($display):
// display results
else:
// save form
Hello,
How can I create a page that notifies the user their request is being
processed after they click a submit button?
For example, they type in some information, the page then says Your
request is processing...
Maybe a few animated ... 's for eyecandy, and then once the process is
Are you using a form to get the input from the user...
One way that I do it is with Javascript...that will be the easiest bet
for you...
On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 15:15, Brendon wrote:
Hello,
How can I create a page that notifies the user their request is being
processed after they click a
Yes, I'm using a form.
How do you do it with Javascript? Do you have an example you can give?
Brendon
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I can't remember the timer or sleeper function in javascript, but there
is one...
When you submit the form to the processing script (defined in your form
tag) then you can have a javascript that displays a graphic or text for
a few seconds that states Processing data...
Then use the onload
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