[Javascript] Question - Page Load Feedback

[Mike Dougherty]

Our intranet runs on a dedicated IIS server - we just turned the timeouts up.

We don't use xmlhttp on our intranet - didn't know about that when we built it.  We just have ASP 
sending SQL requests via ADO that wait for the data from the DB then output html.  Some of the 
later dhtml-inspired activities use client-side ADO to talk directly from the browser to the SQL 
server.  If I had it to do over, I would be using xmlhttp and not forcing those forms into IE only 
(ADO activeX) and inherent security & scalability problems.

On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 00:26:11 +0800
  Timothy White <weirdit at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 7/20/05, Mike Dougherty <mdougherty at pbp.com> wrote:
>> I didn't think the page was reloading.  I thought a content div was being repopulated by an
>> xmlhttp call result.  It would be a good idea to have "normal" pages indentify that you were
>> leaving them when going to a slow-loading next page.  I might employ the strategy you're
>> describing on the next modification of our intranet site.  (we sometimes launch data-intensive
>> applications that take 10-15 minutes before the page returns - the user is looking at the old 
>>page
> 
> How do you keep the page timing out? Unless your using xmlhttp
> requests with return handlers?? IIRC most servers timeout after 5
> minutes, the browser usually times out after 1.5 minutes of no data.
> 
> Tim
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