flush the display content as it's available, and though the last </html>
tag is written, it can still to all sorts of stuff in the background
after the page has been painted.
- Jim
Nick Baker wrote:
> How do you (can you) make a CFM template deliver up the current Web page
> (template) then move on to process other info, e.g., update DB, sends
> some
> emails, etc? This is not parallel processing. More like finish and
> deliver
> up the current page then proceed on to another template. In this case the
> info the Web page visitors will be served up is not dependent on
> completion
> of all process. Some of the follow on processing could get delayed,
> and we
> want to avoid delaying viewing by the user.
>
> I know -- a question like this often solicits a ton of responses such as
> that shouldn't be a concern with good programming, on a good server, etc.
> Please spare me that lecture :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nick
>
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