On Tuesday 07 December 2004 21:48, Rory McKinley wrote:
> So if I understand you correctly if the first page takes a half hour to
> complete its queries, then the second page is going to sit for a half an
> hour before it can access the session variables?
In theory yes. But most likely your brows
Richard Lynch wrote:
Now, the question is, what will PHP do when it starts with page_9? Will
it unserialize $_SESSION['policeman'] again, even though it already has
an unserialized instance of $_SESSION['policeman']? If it does
unserialize, does that mean that it creates a second instance of
$_SES
> Now, the question is, what will PHP do when it starts with page_9? Will
> it unserialize $_SESSION['policeman'] again, even though it already has
> an unserialized instance of $_SESSION['policeman']? If it does
> unserialize, does that mean that it creates a second instance of
> $_SESSION['police
> external medium: POST or GET variables, a SESSION, a database, or COOKIES.
> Of these, only the database is purely server-side; the session very nearly
> is, maintaining only the session id client-side; whilst GET, POST and
> COOKIES all involve a full round-trip to the client. (On the client si
> So if I understand you correctly if the first page takes a half hour to
> complete its queries, then the second page is going to sit for a half an
> hour before it can access the session variables?
>
> So the only way for the user to be able to do anything while the first
> page is at work is to
Jason Wong wrote:
On Tuesday 07 December 2004 20:50, Rory McKinley wrote:
As Page_3.php is still doing its business the session data file is locked and
when page_9.php tries to session_start() and finds it has no access to it
will suspend execution until the lock is relinquished by Page_3.php.
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On 07 December 2004 12:50, Rory McKinley wrote:
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> Page_3.php starts, unserializes $_SESSION['policeman'], and begins a
> lengthy SQL query that will take a few minutes to co
On Tuesday 07 December 2004 20:50, Rory McKinley wrote:
> User clicks through to page_3.php from page_2.php.
>
> Page_3.php starts, unserializes $_SESSION['policeman'], and begins a
> lengthy SQL query that will take a few minutes to complete.
When Page_3.php does its business it will have locke
Hi List
I am afraid that this is going to be a long complicated question. And to
start off with I have RTFM, STFA, STFW - and have yet to find the answer
I am looking for - unless, perhaps I am asking the wrong question?
But back to the subject - I have an app that allows users to open
multiple
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