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Comments for: akent20000926
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Date: 07/11/02 03:52
By: gordon Subject: RE: scheduling a php script on a web server Don't forget the humble html refresh function, which can be used to rerun a certain script every x seconds as long as the window is open on the end user's browser. microtime() tends to only be useful in actually recording times, not running script events as you have to revert to long empty for loops (sooooo slow - you don't want that slowing down your server!). <?php // refresh this php page every 60 seconds echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"60\">"; ?> Of course not relevent on the command line because it is client side - for that I guess you're better off using windows task scheduler or cron on a unix box to execute 'php scriptname.php' every hour or something. i'm liking the ability to grab certain things from webpages via fsocketopen() and emailing myself every time the page changes on certain intervals.. I've never learned a full C language or anything like that properly but i'm learning you can do a lot with PHP ! |
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| RE: scheduling a php script on a web server | gordon | 07/11/02 03:52 |
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