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> From: Joffrey van Wageningen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 7:35 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP Chat REALTIME
>
> the real problem is how to get the data to the client without
> use of a soc
On Tue, 22 Jan 2002, Joffrey van Wageningen wrote:
> socket to the server (read: the php script running). the only realy useful
> language is javascript becouse flash and java are not portable on some
> platforms. the next problem is javascript isnt able (for security reasons)
> to open a socket t
> I need to build a php-chat (online support system), but in realtime.
> I've develope a system that refresh in browser client in 5 seconds. But
> i need a system that works in realtime, what i meen is when a client or
> the server send a message, the browser refresh when a message was sent.
> All
> i haven't been following this, but have you guys thought of ircg?
> http://php.net/ircg
ircg is a lot of fun and could be used as the server system for message
management, the real problem is how to get the data to the client without
use of a socket
ircg also needs an ircd which is a little t
Ok,
i haven't been following this, but have you guys thought of ircg?
http://php.net/ircg
James
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> the 'smarter' way would be having a client side programming language open a
> socket to the server (read: the php script running). the only realy useful
> language is javascript becouse flash and java are not portable on some
> platforms. the next problem is javascript isnt able (for security re
i forgot to mention in my last code sniplet:
just run the script (maybe touch a new file in /tmp and give it readwrite
rights)... you will have a run for 30 seconds (the php timeout)
if you want to add a line edit the file manualy or use the sniplet:
sniplet.php?new=mynewline
:)
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> > > I dont think its possible without Java programing.
> > its posible to keep a http connection open and trust on flush() to send
some
> > data to the client, if this data contains javascript you could update a
> > window or something... if you want to make this safe: make sure you use
a
> > c
I've been kidding around with a chat experiment of my own a few weeks ago and
stumbled in the same problem with refresh, so I'm quite interested in this
discussion. So, ok, I didn't know about flush() at all, but how do you keep the
http connection open in the first place? Just keep looping in the
> I dont think its possible without Java programing.
its posible to keep a http connection open and trust on flush() to send some
data to the client, if this data contains javascript you could update a
window or something... if you want to make this safe: make sure you use a
combination of a open
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From: "Nuno Mariz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ben-Nes Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP Chat REALTIME
That was not the problem, i need something that keep the conection
betwe
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Subject: [PHP] PHP Chat REALTIME
> I need to build a php-chat (online support system), but in realtime.
> I've develope a system that refresh in browser client in 5 seconds. But
> i need a system that works in realtim
I need to build a php-chat (online support system), but in realtime.
I've develope a system that refresh in browser client in 5 seconds. But
i need a system that works in realtime, what i meen is when a client or
the server send a message, the browser refresh when a message was sent.
All this with
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