On Jan 5, 10:18 pm, GB wrote:
> Based on my research CakePHP does not handle well the scenario that
> may require updating a user periodically on progress (e.g. sending 20
> (200, 2000) emails: 1 of 20, 2 of 20, etc or even updating a jQuery
> progress bar).
>
> In my case it would be easy to s
I'm going to briefly discuss the approach, and leave implementation up to you.
- Send all your emails to a queue
* Include a job or batch number thats the same for everything in this batch
- Have the queue process the information
* Use a message queue, a worker, or some other asynchronous pro
Thanks all. I've looked at the MSeven solution and other consoles but
was looking something more interactive.
Basically a user selects a job that processes N tasks. Right now the
'waiting' message sits there and the user is unaware of where in 1..N
they are. I have not succeeded in showing each
This is a limitation of the web in general isn't it?
In the web development world, each request is a unique call to the
server... so there is no such thing as "progress." You request something,
and the server responds. Even in the case where you pass over the
processing to a daemon of some kind
you can use PHP output buffering and flush progress (if you can't use
cosnole/queues):
ob_implicit_flush(true);
foreach(...) {
echo 'updateMyProgress(' . $current .
',' . $total . ');'; // or jquery progress bar stuff
flush();
}
But it's a bit retarded and you can't stop this :)
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many of us would use sth like
https://github.com/MSeven/cakephp_queue
and not making the user/frontend depend on the result/progress
On 5 Jan., 22:18, GB wrote:
> Based on my research CakePHP does not handle well the scenario that
> may require updating a user periodically on progress (e.g. sendi
Based on my research CakePHP does not handle well the scenario that
may require updating a user periodically on progress (e.g. sending 20
(200, 2000) emails: 1 of 20, 2 of 20, etc or even updating a jQuery
progress bar).
In my case it would be easy to send the CakePHP View the 20 URL's so
that a
