On 25 kol, 11:31, bram wrote:
> A more 'ajax approach' would be to resize your images individually as
> they are requested by the browser. ie: get rid of the loop in php and
> apply it in html/js.
That is not an option, for more than one reason :)
OK, is there a way to get semi realtime respons
> ob_start();
> foreach ($foo as $bar) {
> resizeImage();
> echo "Resizing image $bar";
> ob_flush;
> flush();
>
> }
>
> This way user will get response everytime image get resized. Can I
> achive this with ajax and div?
A more 'ajax approach' would be to resize your images individually as
they
On 24 kol, 15:22, Michael Lawson wrote:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/easyshoutbox/files/easyshoutbox/Easy_...
I don't think this is solution for my problem.
After form is submited server must copy&resize some pictures.
Sometimes it'll last several seconds, but sometimes much longer, so I
w
Unless I'm mistaken in my understanding of your issue, this is kind of what
AJAX was really meant for. You can certainly post something, and then do a
get on whatever it was you posted to to get a response. You might want to
take a polling approach where you set a javascript timer or timeout to
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