RE: [PHP] Alternatives to Flush()

2004-03-24 Thread Michal Migurski
>Thanks for taking the time to respond. > >I do have a database and have considered using it in conjunction with >cron. However, I don't like the disconnected nature of the solution. >There could be up to a minute delay before cron picks up the request. > >There's got to be another method similar

RE: [PHP] Alternatives to Flush()

2004-03-24 Thread Rich Gray
> I do have a database and have considered using it in conjunction with > cron. However, I don't like the disconnected nature of the solution. > There could be up to a minute delay before cron picks up the request. > > There's got to be another method similar to using flush(), that causes > the le

RE: [PHP] Alternatives to Flush()

2004-03-24 Thread Ron Stagg
: RE: [PHP] Alternatives to Flush() > I have a particular PHP web page that can take over an hour to process. > When visitors come to this page, I want the code to redirect them to a > separate page at my site. After the redirection, I want the PHP script > to continue operating on its ow

[PHP] Alternatives to Flush()

2004-03-24 Thread Ron Stagg
I have a particular PHP web page that can take over an hour to process. When visitors come to this page, I want the code to redirect them to a separate page at my site. After the redirection, I want the PHP script to continue operating on its own until the process is complete. I am attempting to