Here's a question for you....probably a simple answer but I can't find
it....I have an ASP results page that is going to display test, tables, etc.
What I would like to do is to have some kind of delay between the pieces
that write on the page....in other words:
Response.write("Something Here")
Response.write("<BR>")
*** then the wait function (maybe 2 seconds)
Response.write("Next Piece")
Response.write("<BR>")
I have a page that allows a user to add a message for another user. They click the send message button, and then I would like to have a new page display that says the message has successfully been sent and then wait for around 5 seconds and then automatically take them to the next page. Is there ASP code that adds a delay or do I just need to code a loop that runs but does nothing?
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I have an application which loops through several thousand subscriber
records, compares each subscriber's requirements to a database of
businesses for sale, and then prepares and mails off an email
containing info from the database that the client is interested in.
Problem is that the ASP file exits as soon as it has sent about 50 or
so records to the Mercury/32 mail server on the local Ethernet. No
error message or program execution issues noticed. I then delete the
first 100 or so subscriber records and set the file off again. In the
loop thru the next 100 subscribers it prepares an email for approx
every second subscriber, then seems to hit this 50 max limit and
terminates again. Driving me crazy.
I figure that somewhere there's a queue building up which maxes
something out and causes some low level termination. To test that,
I'd like to build something into the loop thru the subscriber file
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Code:
Is there a method to make response.redirct delay for say 5 seconds.
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request.
I noticed a problem today. If I introduce a session variable in any of my
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I have a IIS server somewhere hosting an aspx website. Whenever i tried
to access the website after some times, my browser will like wait about
10-20 seconds before showing the contents. But after that, subsequent
pages is load up almost instantly. The page is not heavily loaded and
every pic should be cached.
And sometimes, after 1 or 2 days didn't access the site, when i tried to
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with the mouse then go back to my workstation and try again in order for
it to work. (My IIS server (also my Internet gateway) will not go into
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