My cheap trick around this is to have an onClick event on the form submit button that brings up a small window with a progress note in it, and an animated gif of a prgress bar.
As the page does not unLoad until the upload is finished, I use the unLoad event of the body tag to close that progress window. Generally works really well for me. I can show you an example if you like. Wes > I have a POST form with a file upload field. Users will be uploading > pictures. What would be the most professional way to tell them their > file is > uploading and to please wait? Since the action page won't execute until > after the image is done uploading, is there a way to have an > intermediary > page load telling them to please wait, and that page will take the image > and > upload it? Or should I just put a note in the upload form warning them > about > the long upload times and gray out the submit button with javascript > after > it's clicked? > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
