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I have a PYTHON CGI script(Content-type: text/plain ) which takes about 10 minutes to execute. I want to see the execution status of my script on my browser . Like below: Part 1 of script executed... Part 2 of script executed.. Part 3 of script executed.. Execution Complete I am using print statements, but it is outputting all the print statements all-together only after the script has completed execution, and not one by one. Please help .. Try doing: import sys ... print "Part 1 of script executed..." sys.stdout.flush() # do this after the print This flushes the standard out buffer, which

I currently have a program that runs several "intense" queries. I added a textbox and presented status updates when a query was starting, eding and how many were left. This would suite my need, but the textbox doesn't actually display anything until all the queries are finished. It then displays all the updates at once. I'm assuming updating the textbox in another thread would solve this issue, and that is where I am lost. How can I use a thread that receives a message from the main form running the query and have it display it in the textbox? The BackgroundWorker component suits your need

I don't have any code to show in this question. I am trying to google for it if there is someone who already created this feature with documentation. I also tried to find if someone already asked this question but didn't have that much luck. This is similarly to file download and upload with progress bar but that only works on file uploads/downloads but how can I dot it in just basic any post/put/delete request to the backend. So the end goal is I want to had a progress bar for each post and put or maybe delete request if possible that I will show the user the progress of their request with

So, we have an ASP.Net application - fairly standard - and in there are lots of updatepanels, and postbacks. On some pages we have <ajax:UpdatePanelAnimationExtender ID="ae" runat="server" TargetControlID="updatePanel" BehaviorID="UpdateAnimation"> <Animations> <OnUpdating> <FadeOut Duration="0.1" minimumOpacity=".3" /> </OnUpdating> <OnUpdated> <FadeIn minimumOpacity=".5" Duration="0" /> </OnUpdated> </Animations> </ajax:UpdatePanelAnimationExtender> Which basically whites out the page when a postback is going on (but this clashes with modal dialog grey backgrounds). In some cases we have a

An installer I'm working on does most of its work in the PrepareToInstall function, as everything I need to do might fail, and therefore this is the appropriate place to handle these things in case they do fail. Any failure can be automatically reported by passing the error message in the function's result. There are only 3 small files which the installer actually copies over. The problem is that the wizard seems to freeze (or not respond rather) during this function, just showing a blank page titled "Preparing to install..." while in reality, it's going through my install process. I would

In my HTML file I have a <progress> tag and I also injected the ui.bootstrap dependency to my controller as follows: var myApp = angular.module("myApp",["ui.bootstrap"]); In this configuration, AngularJS converts the <progress></progress> into: <div class="progress ng-isolate-scope" ng-transclude=""></div> When I remove "ui.bootstrap" it works fine. You can play out with this sample JSFiddle. When progress turned into <div class="progress ng-isolate-scope" ng-transclude=""></div> it disappears. I understand that there is a directive called progress in ui.bootstrap that makes this conversion.