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In most web applications that has to eventually get a connection from a 
browser, the default behavior would be to get a connection send content 
and then disconnect.

Because of this it is almost impossible to have a true continuous status 
of any kind of activity.

A good option (but complex one) would be using AJAX. Asynchronous 
Javascript and XML. A simpler one would be to use an HTML  window of 
sorts and periodically update the state of the entire window (refresh) 
every 5 or more seconds.

To see a good example of this, go to dropload.com, create an account and 
send a file to someone (using their rules).

You will then see an upload screen that uploads and refreshes in the way 
I described.


Hope this helped...
Good luck!

Colin B Maharaj, Trinidad and Tobago.
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C++ Builder, Javascript, XHTML, CSS Programmer at large.





SubZero wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> We are producing javascript from within ICS web server/C++ and wonder if the 
> following is possible with JS,
> 
> - Creating an upload meter for File POSTs with Javascript
> - Making multi-socket uploads with different content-ranges (server-side 
> will be coded by ourselves, we are looking for a solution to hack the 
> browsers to send it)
> 
> Best Regards,
> 
> SZ 
> 
>