Here?! Sunny today! ;-)
I highly suggest you use client side scripting in this case.
onLoad
Event handler. A load event occurs when Navigator finishes loading a window or all
frames within a <FRAMESET> tag. The onLoad event handler executes JavaScript code when
a load event occurs.
Here's a sample code for your result page:
<body onload=document.loadingimage.src='blank.gif'>
...... Some Coding Here .......
<p align=center><img src=loading.gif name=loadingimage></p>
...... The rest of coding......
</body>
That's the snippiest piece of code. [I didn't test it, however, I'm sure that it work
out]
Create a loading.gif animation gif which shows a [Loading...] animation.
It will be replaced by a blank gif file named blank.gif which shows a blank screen.
Take care,
Ahmad Anvari
----- Original Message -----
From: Mitchell Hagerty
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2001 7:02 PM
Subject: [PHP] status page between submit and results
Blizzard here, hows the weather there? :)
The website I am working on has several forms, a search, and a login that can take
close to a minute depending
on much traffic it is recieving. I've noticed on other sites ("paypal" for instance)
that when you submit it throws up
a "loading..." page that goes onto the results page when it is returned.
any ideas on how to do this?
tks
mitch
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