> I like this idea.  It's not perfect, but it should do what 
> I'm trying to 
> get it to.  I think.
> 
> Mark Drew wrote:
> > You could probably use a javascript timer? you could do one 
> page that  
> > sets a cookie (via javascript) with a (local) timestamp when they  
> > clicked the upload, then when you get the confirmation page 
> you could  
> > make the javascript read that cookie and submit (via ajax style  
> > thing) along with the timestamp when it finished. That should do it?

How about a hidden form field that gets populated with the current date/time
on form submission?  Then you could parse it and compare it to Now() on your
action/upload page.

Andy


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