I’m trying to rewrite my JQuery $.post() code via native fetch() function. And it seems like the only way to do it with PHP server code is using file_get_contents(“php://input”). I do it like it is shown here and here: js code: myscript.php: There are two things which makes me worried: The project has more than one fetch call like this.
Tag: asynchronous
Async request with AJAX
$.ajax({ async:false, url: “ajax/stop_billed_reservation_delete.php”, type: “POST”, dataType : “json”, data : { “rid” :
Python to PHP Asynchronous data transfer
I have a requirement for building a web scraping tool. The scraping part will be coded in python and the results will be shown in PHP. The results should be shown Asynchronously in PHP while the …
Running async function in php
is it possible to create some php class which can run functions asynchronously? Here is what I have done so far: Here is how I want to call it: Answer Recent versions of pthreads support closures as members, making the code very simple: However, this is horrible, it’s hard to imagine any function that is so hungry that it requires