Nick Murtagh wrote:
There are a couple of ways to do it.Ian Bicking wrote:Will this really work? I mean, will a browser keep sending data even as its getting completed responses?
There are components in IE and Mozilla that allow you to make HTTP requests manually using Javascript. You can even do asynchronous requests. Nick
1) Pop-up another html window and keep refrshing that windows. When your process is done write in javscript
self.opener.location = "successPage"
2) Do 1 w/ a frameset
3) Setup a javascript timer and keep loading an image. If the image size is 1x1 then try again, if its 5x5 then go to the success page.
4) xmload - There is an load xml function that you can use to for
calling xmlrpc into webware, but that seems like too much effort.
-Aaron
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