this sort of works.. I did a similar thing on a site.. but it *really* is
not what HTTP is designed for + you start to get all kinds of things... main
problem being it won't execute code afterwards to then.. if, for example, it
is displayed in a table then that won't work + some browsers may not display
a page until it is "finished", it the HTTP session is over.. which would
mean this wouldn't work.
> > Did you want these all to appear on the same page? If so then
> > that can't be
> > done.. the nature of HTTP (the method of delivering pages to the
browser)
> > doesn't allow for this sort of thing.. theres nothing PHP can do
> > about that.
> >
> > The only alternative I can suggest is for the page to
> > refresh/redirect every
> > 5 minutes...
>
> Well. what he could do is
>
> <?php
>
> while(sleep(3000))
> {
> echo "Time is up";
> flush();
> }
> ?>
>
As well as time out
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