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Date: 01/04/05 04:29
By: Aaron Subject: You still make a lot of HTTP requests Each keypress where the valid length >= 2 means you need to make a call to generate a php page. The PHP processor will need to complete this transaction whether the browser wants the info any more or not. SO if I put in a search of valid length 5 then I'll have the results for 2,3,4 and 5 length search all generated by the server but most are unused. Just a thought for processor/SQL load. You could put a timeout on the keypress check where if its a valid length and time to keypresses is > x time then do the search. Anyone know this to be untrue? Browser doesn't tell server to stop the page, also nothign to stop the PHP processor doing its thing, or SQL from doing the search which coudl be quite loading depending... |
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| RE: I-frame | Vijeta Shenoy | 06/01/07 05:53 |
| RE: I-frame | zubin | 09/26/05 05:57 |
| RE: I-frame | Hadi | 09/10/05 00:34 |
| Remotly run applications | Shoaib | 09/09/05 17:43 |
| query | vinod | 04/29/05 02:13 |
| You still make a lot of HTTP requests | Aaron | 01/04/05 04:29 |
| I-frame | Donald Duemey | 12/11/04 09:27 |
| Great | Did | 08/19/04 09:55 |
| Superb | jules | 08/01/04 15:56 |
| Great Article!! | Sam Powell | 07/23/04 18:40 |
| RE: Use a hidden frame instead | David Vance | 07/09/04 02:37 |
| RE: Excellent, but iframe works with IE only | umm | 07/07/04 09:12 |
| Use a hidden frame instead | Cory Rauch | 06/22/04 10:21 |
| RE: Excellent, but iframe works with IE only | Bob Neider | 05/26/04 12:22 |
| If you're going IE only, why not use XMLhttp | Neil Smith | 05/24/04 05:44 |
| Excellent, but iframe works with IE only | Ray Chung | 05/20/04 14:36 |
| Excellent tut | Jacob | 05/17/04 01:54 |
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