PHP On-The-Fly!
By Dennis Pallett2005-05-26
Introduction
The internet wasn't made for this. The web browser closes the connection with the web server as soon as it has received all the data. This means that after this no more data can be exchanged. What if you want to do an update though? If you're building a PHP application (e.g. a high-quality content management system), then it'd be ideal if it worked almost like a native Windows/Linux application.
But that requires real-time updates. Something that isn't possible, or so you would think. A good example of an application that works in (almost) real-time is Google's GMail. Everything is JavaScript powered, and it's very powerful and dynamic. In fact, this is one of the biggest selling-points of GMail. What if you could have this in your own PHP websites as well? Guess what, I'm going to show you in this article.
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