test
Are you using php sessions?
The start session call blocks untill the other script finishes.
Script A:
- session_start();
- do stuff for 30 sec
Script B:
- session_start(); // waits 30 secs untill Script A releases the
session
- do stuff for 2 sec
Suggestion solution:
Script A:
-
Wow -- that answer turned out to be both 100% correct and completely
off-topic for this forum! Thanks so much Dutch, I'm incredibly glad
you happened to spot this post and comment on it. I'd been barking up
the wrong tree and don't even want to think about how long it would
have taken me to track
Be sure to set the ajax param 'async' to true.
2009/6/2 Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com
The problem I'm having is that the form submissions seem to be queued
and submitted synchronously, so if a user submits a request that takes
say 30 seconds and then immediately submits another request that
Thank you both for the help!
Is the 30 second request a file upload?
No file uploads involved: it's just a single text input that's
submitted, but the processes on the server can take awhile.
Be sure to set the ajax param 'async' to true.
In the ajax docs it looks like it's set to true by
Try
$.ajaxSetup({async:true});
I think its the only reasonable explanation.
Btw, i work a lot with ajax and i've never had this problem.
2009/6/2 dann 00d...@gmail.com
Thank you both for the help!
Is the 30 second request a file upload?
No file uploads involved: it's just a single text
$.ajaxSetup({async:true});
I added that at the top of the $(document).ready(function() function,
but I'm still getting the same result.
Btw, i work a lot with ajax and i've never had this problem.
I'm wondering if maybe I'm not describing this problem properly... I
feel like the trouble I'm
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