Greetings,
I'm trying to make a simple feedback report on a php script that takes
a while to be executed. The php script goes through several photos and
makes multiple thumbnails and watermarks the original for each photo.
So for every photo that is done i want to make the progressbar refresh
with a new value.
With my original script i didn't have any luck. All the jquery ui
elements were refreshed only on the end of php script execution. So i
made a small dummy php script to test it with sleep().
sleep(5);
echo '<script type="text/javascript">$("#progressbar").progressbar
( {value:50} );</script>';
//Also tried the above while wrapped in $(function() { } just in case
flush();
sleep(5);
But same thing happens. While if i replace the javascript echo with a
simple echo 'a'. It works fine, so it's not server side problem with
flush.
It seems like that the problem resides on the $(function() { that is
not executed when called but takes some time or waits for the page
loading to complete. I'm not saying it's a bug, it's meant to be
designed that way, but it would be cool if there was a method that
forced the immediate execution of that like redraw or something
related.
Is there a solution?
Thanks in advance.
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