>>1) When I call an instance of the HTTPSocket class by dragging the
>>control onto a window and then calling it, I can't seem to get my
>>custom events to trigger (like PageReceived). I call it this way:
>>Call http.get (testURL(i),60).
>You've specified a timeout of 60 seconds. It's possible that the
>page you're getting takes longer than 60 seconds to retrieve. Be
>sure to implement the other HTTPSocket events (like ReceiveProgress
>and Error), so you can tell what's going on.
I've tried to set the timeout longer, but it still won't run any events
(even ReceiveProgress) if I call the instance using http.get (testURL(i),60)
format within my loop. The only way I can run events is if I call the
instance asynchronously (which isn't what I'm trying to do). Is there any
way to run events synchronously using a timeout value?
Thanks,
Frank
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