Clicking on Stop
The web sites in my project are build on time by a perl script on the server. It's an automation project: data are highly dynamic, changing all the time.
My problem is to detect exactly if the user has clicked on Stop; the script should then trigger other actions.
And this is my question: how can a perl script "know" that Stop on the browser has been clicked on?
For the script the link to the browser is build by the its standard output, where the script writes the page data into. I suppose clicking on stop "closes" the socket to the server, closing the output stream for the script, but my script does not detect any changes to its output stream. The project's server is apache under Solaris.
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Miguel Heredia
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