About Response.buffer=false

[atoledo]

My ASP page displays a lot of records, so in order to made the user not bored waiting for the page to be written I place at the top of the page the Response.buffer=false, however, there's some graphics that are built by another asp page and they are called by the first BUT, perhaps the sentence Response.buffer=false, they are not displayed until all the records are written.

The problem comes, if the page lasts a lot of time to be written,the images appear as the browser don`t find them.

Do you have any idea about what's happening or any advice to resolve it?

THANK YOU very much and I am very sorry, i`m a spanish speaker and I don`t speak english so good !

 

[vongrunt]

Have you tried Response.buffer=true and periodical Response.Flush (for example, after every 50 rows)?

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[atoledo]

Yes... I tried the response.buffer=true and periodical response.flush. I think It's like a page timeout ( talking about the page that builds the graphics!) Is any sentence to set the timeout time of an aps page!

Thank's

 

[vongrunt]

> Is any sentence to set the timeout time of an aps page!

Server.ScriptTimeout controls that.

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heisenbug: A bug that disappears or alters its behavior when one attempts to probe or isolate it
schroedinbug: A bug that doesn't appear until someone reads source code and realizes it never should have worked, at which point the program promptly stops working for everybody until fixed.
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