Thanks all..
Meta Refresh and Cfdirectory with a specific file filter worked like a
charm!
Jeff
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I do that a lot with things that aren't easily scanned as "xx% done". A
page to manually re-index a Verity collection, for example. I write a
"Be patient, don't hit cancel or you screw the pooch" message, cfflush
it, and when the processing is done, I use JS to hide that message and
display a
g" bar.
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> Jeff
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> > -Original Message-
> > From: Mark Drew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 12:41 PM
> > To: CF-Talk
> > Subject: Re: Has anyone done anything like this? File manipulation.
> >
> >
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 12:41 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Has anyone done anything like this? File manipulation.
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> Does the file increase tho? most of these functions create the file
> (0bytes) as the handle, then do the processing in memory and
> when finis
Does the file increase tho? most of these functions create the file
(0bytes) as the handle, then do the processing in memory and when
finished dump the result into a file and close the file handle.
so you will have from 0 to hero but no inbetween
Is this what you would use? not a progress bar but
If filesize==0, push a page with a meta tag redirect or a JS timeout
that reloads the page after some number of seconds. If filesize>0, push
the contents instead.
--Ben
Jeff Waris wrote:
> I kick a process off to create a report that is converted to a PDF using
> CFEXECUTE. The report is not c
I kick a process off to create a report that is converted to a PDF using
CFEXECUTE. The report is not created instantaneously and may take some time
depending how many pages there are. Once created, the PDF sits in a
directory. This part is working fine.
As the report starts to run. It creates a 0
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