> I have a script which takes some time to execute.
I would like to return intermediary results during the execution.
You can play around with flushing output, however, there is no guarantee
there. The most elegant solution is to do the following:
1 - Before you start the processing, output a javascript based popup window
(or you can use a div layer instead). This will serve as your "please
wait..." dialog.
2 - Once the script is done processing (most likely at the end of your html
output), output the cooresponding javascript to close the popup window or
hide the div layer.
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Wil Moore III, MCP | Integrations Specialist