> -Original Message-
> From: Joffrey van Wageningen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 7:35 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP Chat REALTIME
>
> the real problem is how to get the data to the client without
> use of a soc
On Tue, 22 Jan 2002, Joffrey van Wageningen wrote:
> socket to the server (read: the php script running). the only realy useful
> language is javascript becouse flash and java are not portable on some
> platforms. the next problem is javascript isnt able (for security reasons)
> to open a socket t
> I need to build a php-chat (online support system), but in realtime.
> I've develope a system that refresh in browser client in 5 seconds. But
> i need a system that works in realtime, what i meen is when a client or
> the server send a message, the browser refresh when a message was sent.
> All
> i haven't been following this, but have you guys thought of ircg?
> http://php.net/ircg
ircg is a lot of fun and could be used as the server system for message
management, the real problem is how to get the data to the client without
use of a socket
ircg also needs an ircd which is a little t
Ok,
i haven't been following this, but have you guys thought of ircg?
http://php.net/ircg
James
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> the 'smarter' way would be having a client side programming language open a
> socket to the server (read: the php script running). the only realy useful
> language is javascript becouse flash and java are not portable on some
> platforms. the next problem is javascript isnt able (for security re
> > > I dont think its possible without Java programing.
> > its posible to keep a http connection open and trust on flush() to send
some
> > data to the client, if this data contains javascript you could update a
> > window or something... if you want to make this safe: make sure you use
a
> > c
I've been kidding around with a chat experiment of my own a few weeks ago and
stumbled in the same problem with refresh, so I'm quite interested in this
discussion. So, ok, I didn't know about flush() at all, but how do you keep the
http connection open in the first place? Just keep looping in the
> I dont think its possible without Java programing.
its posible to keep a http connection open and trust on flush() to send some
data to the client, if this data contains javascript you could update a
window or something... if you want to make this safe: make sure you use a
combination of a open
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From: "Nuno Mariz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ben-Nes Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP Chat REALTIME
That was not the problem, i need something that keep the conection
betwe
That was not the problem, i need something that keep the conection
between client and server.
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 10:51, Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
> The server can controll the Refresh and the cache expiry through headers
> sent when the page is requested by the client.
>
> add this to expire cli
The server can controll the Refresh and the cache expiry through headers
sent when the page is requested by the client.
add this to expire client content every time a request for the same page is
sent.
header("Pragma: no-cache");
add this to refresh client content every 5 sec
http://www.doamin.c
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