<{[WARNING]}>Ultra Hard Question! Do not Enter unless you are 1337<{[WARNING]}>

[this.user]

I am running to an issue that I have never delt with before and am not sure if there is even a possible solution:

 

I have two files:

 

fileA  and fileB

 

 

fileA contains a loop that loops 30 times each time its called. in the loop there is a 2second delay

 

$i = 1; 
do { 
   $i++; sleep(2);
   if(!isset($_SESSION['user'])
  {
        break;
   }
} while($i < 31);

 

 

if fileB i have a simple destroy session

 

$_SESSION = array();
session_destroy();

 

 

I call both files via ajax, and that is where i run into my problem.

 

if I call fileA first, then call fileB through ajax, the code in FileB does not execute until fileA has run its course.

 

Is it possible to get around this?

 

Like set the priority of one over the other?

[gwolgamott]

That depends on when you want to run that. Or use include or require to make it run sometime within the loop when a flag is hit rather then calling it with ajax. it's all highly dependent on when and where. Programmatic method this is possible... of course if you want b to run first you could just you know call it first. 

[AbraCadaver]

Haha, hilarious title, at least I hope it was meant to be hilarious.

 

1. You haven't given enough info, how do you know that B doesn't run until A is finished?

2. Is that the complete code?  If so, then the absence of session_start() in both files will cause other problems.

3. Show your AJAX calls, as it is most likely that your JAX is missing the A.

[this.user]

Wow... 5hours later I found what the issue was, the ajax calls where fine. Man I never want to go through that again.

[AbraCadaver]

Wow... 5hours later I found what the issue was, the ajax calls where fine. Man I never want to go through that again.

OK, what was it?

[this.user]

It had to do with certain properties of php, lets just say it was a night mare to figure out, and im sure others will run into it.

[Mchl]

http://www.phpfreaks.com/page/rules-and-terms-of-service

[AbraCadaver]

It had to do with certain properties of php, lets just say it was a night mare to figure out, and im sure others will run into it.

 

So what you mean is, it was a stupid mistake on your part and after that amazing title you don't want to admit it.  Instead, you want to make others believe that it was some "Ultra Hard Question" that only a gifted "1337" such as yourself could possibly resolve.

[this.user]

Yes LOL!!!!!!

 

boy, here i was thinking I could get one over your heads! GOD WHAT WAS I THINKING ZOMG LOL!

 

I had

if($id = 4;)
{
  do something
}

 

lol god im silly

 

[trink]

Yes LOL!!!!!!

 

boy, here i was thinking I could get one over your heads! GOD WHAT WAS I THINKING ZOMG LOL!

 

I had

if($id = 4;)
{
  do something
}

 

lol god im silly

 

 

I detect an error in your syntax.

[AbraCadaver]

Yes, but after only 5 hours he fixed it and reported back so that others might learn from his mistake.  Because he is ULTRA 1337!!!  this.user RULZORZ!!!