i didn't find any place in this site to send my question....
that's why i am here
does browser send any info about ....
the userAgent is cookie enabled or not
13  1406  acoder 16,027
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Yes, the Navigator object contains the browser information. See this page.
i left one more question ...
when browser sends a request to server then a progress bar is shown on the browser.
what is the scene behind it....
if i stops the request then what happens to server as well as to server
plz tell me those answers....
thanks in advance
acoder 16,027
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Not really a Javascript question. Perhaps you can ask this in the tech. forum for miscellaneous discussions.
All I know is that the browser shows a progress bar until the page is loaded. Once it is loaded or cancelled by the user, the progress bar no longer shows.
In terms of the server, the client is making a request to the server. The server returns a response. See this page.
one more question guyes .....
does the client send any info to server whether useragent is javascript enabled or not
acoder 16,027
Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
Yes, the client sends a request message to the server. See this page.
thanx for ur reply
i think this is good link for client side magic scenes
i think it is not JS related question .....
i am very eager to know the total (Browser----------Server) ....
when a page requested from a browser then in between the Server and Browser what happens ......
plz tell me in details ......
and also tell me .... where the cached pages looked for ....
every scenario ..... tell me in details .....
plz sennnnddddd me a linkkkkkkk .......
thanxxxx in advance
helloooo friends ....
i think it is not JS related question .....
what happens if i stop loading the page before getting the full response from server or close the corresponding browser window .......
does the server stop processing the page if the process was going on into server ....
plz help me out ......
thanx in advance .....
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