All right, thanks a lot!
On 28 oct, 15:22, Andrew Leach <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Oct 28, 2:12 pm, JuKiM <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Ok, and what is the correct way to raise the postback from the client?
>
> GDownloadUrl -- that might seem odd, but it's the method which is used
> to get something to happen on the server and receive the result. The
> result is processed by the callback function:
>
> GDownloadUrl(myscript.php?event=1,function(data){...})
>
> > Because.. I suppose that if another postback is produced at same time
> > (for example the refresh of an updatepanel with a DateTime label) one
> > postback will break the other..?
>
> Not necessarily. Depends on the server-side processing. However you
> could have client side code like
>
> var inhibitPostback = 0; //global
> if (somecondition) {
> inhibitPostback = 1; // stop other postbacks for the time being
> GDownloadUrl(myscript.php?event=1,function(data){
> inhibitPostback=0; // processing complete: allow other postbacks
> }
> }
>
> or chain GDownloadUrl()s together in their callback functions to force
> execution in sequence.
>
> Andrew
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