On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 01:19:06AM +0200, Tuomas Lukinmaa wrote: > Simon Porter wrote: > >Can you not think of some way a > >scalable progress bar such as the one I proposed be rendered as a HTML > >page? > > Using server-push might work, tho atleast IE doesn't support it. > Generating animated gif on the fly might work even better (tho might hit > frame limit, can't recall what it was). > Same with MNG's. > > Of course all above require some effort to make them work properly and > atleast one dedicated thread/connection to fproxy. > > note to everyone: please take the time to clean up replies from > unnecessary content, thank you. We already use certain HTML tags to cause pages to be reloaded after a certain interval. It's not hard. It may be possible to do it via headers with images, and it may not, but even if it is not it shouldn't be a problem just to reload the page every 10 seconds or so.
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