a_unique_person
Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning
Why is there always some stupid issue about computers to drive you dotty.
My latest example.
I try to write a simple PHP script, as per a simple example.
Nothing more than a simple skeleton. It runs ok, but.....
After it finishes, IIS still thinks it has something else to do, as there is an hourglass/arrow cursor on the IE page. After a while, it comes up with a timeout message.
I can't think of any reason why IIS thinks that PHP is doing something.
My latest example.
I try to write a simple PHP script, as per a simple example.
Code:
<Title>Test Schema Translation</Title>
<body>
<Heading1>MySQL Generic Schema Translator</Heading>
</p>
<?php
/* phpbb schema build */
echo "PHP Translation Script Started\n\r";
echo "PHP Schema Build Finished at " . time() . "\n" ;
?>
Done Schema Translation.
</p>
</body>
</html>Nothing more than a simple skeleton. It runs ok, but.....
After it finishes, IIS still thinks it has something else to do, as there is an hourglass/arrow cursor on the IE page. After a while, it comes up with a timeout message.
I can't think of any reason why IIS thinks that PHP is doing something.