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- Gayno
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Live post feed?
Another forum I was on a few years back had a "live feed" option.
So for loners like me who sit at the PC all night, I didn't have to click "New posts" every 5 minutes to see if someone had posted
@indigolemon @kawa
So for loners like me who sit at the PC all night, I didn't have to click "New posts" every 5 minutes to see if someone had posted
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I've setup something similar on one of the systems I'd setup in work. You just need a refresh script in the new post page header, set it to refresh every 60-90 seconds and jobs a good un. Good idea.
p.s.
This is the script that I used in the head element of the page;
<META http-equiv="Refresh" content="60;url=http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/search. ... d=newposts">
and heypresto if you wanted to do it that was of course
p.s.
This is the script that I used in the head element of the page;
<META http-equiv="Refresh" content="60;url=http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/search. ... d=newposts">
and heypresto if you wanted to do it that was of course
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The live feed with new post with increase load on the server too.
It will have to keep the connection open with the server rather than reloading and will still have to keep checking for changes to all of the tables in the database. Think you'd need to use AJAX or similar for this function to work.
Either way it will increase server traffic, the first method is a bit more striaght forward which is why I use it
It will have to keep the connection open with the server rather than reloading and will still have to keep checking for changes to all of the tables in the database. Think you'd need to use AJAX or similar for this function to work.
Either way it will increase server traffic, the first method is a bit more striaght forward which is why I use it
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Err ... nah! Not going to invest any time in that one, sorry @Gayno. To be honest, it's a feature that may eventually end up finding it's way into phpBB anyway - until then though not planning on doing that.
@A1ex - dude! That's a nasty hack right there man Been a while since I played with the old meta refresh tags. I vaguely remember trying to time an animated gif so that the page would click on after it finished loading way back in the late 90's. Remember thinking I'd cracked it, then the first person still on a 14k modem tried the site
@A1ex - dude! That's a nasty hack right there man Been a while since I played with the old meta refresh tags. I vaguely remember trying to time an animated gif so that the page would click on after it finished loading way back in the late 90's. Remember thinking I'd cracked it, then the first person still on a 14k modem tried the site
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