Hi dZ,
Thanks for the information.
Ciao,
Mark
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] Post command...
zayin wrote:
> I do not know enoug
zayin wrote:
> I do not know enough about all the HTML codes to
know if I am missing some.
> Like "refresh current page" or reload or simple
"acknowledge do nothing".
There are no such responses. The response codes are
typically status codes as a result of the request
(error, success, file-not-fo
Hello,
Thanks for the response.
Yes, I understand the interaction.
I do not know enough about all the HTML codes to know if I am missing some.
Like "refresh current page" or reload or simple "acknowledge do nothing".
It appears that the only solution is to just retransmit the complete page
aft
Mark,
First you need to understand how HTTP works: It is
a stateless protocol, and it works in a
"request-response" cycle. The "stateless" part means
that it doesn't retain any information about any
previous requests or responses, and that every
request is treated as a completely new one.
Hi,
Thanks for the information.
What I am looking to do is just stop the client browser from waiting. I do
not want to change the page.
In the two environments I am testing in, at present, IE and Mozilla, after
the user presses the "accept" button the browser waits for a reply. With IE
the tab
Mark,
If what you want is to let the user know that
processing has completed, what you need to do is
quite simple, old school CGI processing: You change
the rendered output to reflect the results of processing.
After finishing processing, change a variable, say,
"resultString", an
Hello,
This has to run on every browser on every platform known to mankind.
The consideration was sticking only to HTML reduces the risk of future
problems.
Ciao,
Mark
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> This all has to be done in HTML only.
Please explain why you can't use JavaScript.
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From: "zayin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
This all has to be done in HTML only.
This is my first HTML programming task so, I do not know how to "make the
command from an invisible frame or layer".
This is the page.
AnswerString(Flags,
'', { Default Status '200 OK' }
'', { Default Content-Type: text/
> This is all plain HTML without any additions.
>
> I receive an HTML submit command and I am handling it the onPostData
> callback and all is well. I parse the data do the internal calls and life
is
> good.
>
> I have one issue. I do not know what to answer. I do not want the browser
> page to cha
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