If you are interested let me know

Of course I am ! :woohoo:

Do you have a hint ?

It is not easy : In fact, you must interrupt import process to return a reply indicating the progress status, then automatically (in background) call the import phase. This means you must be able to get bacj to import and restart where you stopped (not from beginning).
It is not an easy process to implement. :sick:

Do you have a hint ?

It is not easy : In fact, you must interrupt import process to return a reply indicating the progress status, then automatically (in background) call the import phase. This means you must be able to get bacj to import and restart where you stopped (not from beginning).
It is not an easy process to implement. :sick:

That is what I have seen some times on the net...

Things like :

Is this applicable ?

Not my priority for the moment, but I'll get back to it.

Or can't import() call a script or something that would update a display somewhere ?

No, register_shutdown_function will not help, and it does not work on windows platforms.

but this one may help :

<?php

/**
 * Quick and easy progress script
 * The script will slow iterate through an array and display progress as it goes.
 */

#First progress
$array1  = array(2, 4, 56, 3, 3);
$current = 0;

foreach ($array1 as $element) {
    $current++;
    outputProgress($current, count($array1));
}
echo "
";

#Second progress
$array2  = array(2, 4, 66, 54);
$current = 0;

foreach ($array2 as $element) {
    $current++;
    outputProgress($current, count($array2));
}

/**
 * Output span with progress.
 *
 * @param $current integer Current progress out of total
 * @param $total   integer Total steps required to complete
 */
function outputProgress($current, $total) {
    echo "" . round($current / $total * 100) . "% ";
    myFlush();
    sleep(1);
}

/**
 * Flush output buffer
 */
function myFlush() {
    echo(str_repeat(' ', 256));
    if (@ob_get_contents()) {
        @ob_end_flush();
    }
    flush();
}

?>

It works well on a blank page on a blank website. But I struggle to implement it in Project'Or RIA.

Actually, I made a custom blank view in Project'Or RIA to test my things.

When I go into my dev view, showWait() (or whatever it is ^^) spins for 10 seconds and then the two 100% appear at the top.. But no progression 🙁

Does showWait() or another fonction interfer with display ? Perhpas I should put then.. to sleep 👿

Maybe it's due to the way script is called.
In Project'Or RIA, most calls are Ajax based.
Maybe a standard way would work better... This would involve the use of an iFRame as target.

Alright thanks Babynus, I'll investigate this way 🙂

I am stuck. I really don't know how to do this 🙁

The import button (and the script following) seems to block every actions I could make and I am unable to load any js files.

I made a iframe that point to another page wich should load a js file (and execute a function from it) and execute others js function (an alert..) directly.

And only the direct alert works, the js file seems to be ignored, despite all my tests...

I wanted to use the projectorRia js architecture and everything, but now I am just derping around...

Hi, it's me again .. ^^

Despite all my efforts, I am still unable to achieve my goal. But I have hope..

I can't execute any php script while importation procedure is running.
I can't sleep importation procedure, it does not give any time to do something else.
I can't access any data without server access, and I don't have any since importation is running.. Javascript is not designed for SQL and AJAX needs a php file(ie. server access).

So my guess is that I am screwed if importation procedure stays like it is.

My idea (ie. hope..) is to take the import() function and to build it with Javascript and Ajax architecture.. but that is just an idea..

What do you think ?

PS : could proc_nice() work ? PS2 : Not on windows ..