On 18 Jan, 21:29, JTF <[email protected]> wrote: > I have had a similar issue, but with a business process which didn't > quite work right. > > try this > Have a PHP look for a file called VIEW.STOP (nothing else, just look > for it).....If it exists, display a pay saying site is being updated > Have the PHP look for a file called VIEW.GO......If it exists, show > the image page........ > That takes care of the client locking your image file and/or html > file.... > > For you image upload automation > Put a file called VIEW.STOP. > Delete and upload the new image > RENAME VIEW.STOP to VIEW.GO once your file is uploaded. > > What you want to do is eliminate contention for the files.... > > try doing this via PHP so you have control over what is displayed as > opposed to static HTML which doesn't control anything. Interesting idea, What I was thinking was similar. Upload your image then upload a file for php to look for. I thought you could then delete that file and load your image. I still think you would need 2 images because I don't think you could start a new upload while the file was being viewed especially if it tried to start the upload before the browser refresh had completely. So 2 pages, 2 images but just 1 control file. What do you think?
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