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From: "Mel Smith" <med_cutout_syntel@aol.com>
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Subject: Re: .submit(....) problem
Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2013 17:10:32 -0600
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I said:

>    Unfortunately No .    I build the whole page (sometimes up to 382K) 
> inside my CGI app.  When it is completely assembled, I output it at once 
> to my Apache 2.2.22 server. I will 'time' the building in my cgi app, and 
> see how long it taks to receive, assemble, and send -- I'll let you know
>

Hi Denis:

    I just put a timer in my cgi app.  For my largest file (approx 382K), it 
takes only 0.33 seconds from the time I receive the original <form> elements 
(i.e., the POST) until I output and pass the rebuilt and re-assembled page 
(382K) to Apache for compression.

    Then, does that mean that the 'reception' and 'unravelling' of this new 
big page back at the client causes it to *first* revert to the original page 
before displaying  the new (much bigger) page ???

Thanks for commenting.

-Mel