You can either strip out the if-statement and control the timing yourself, or change the timestamps according to the timezone you want to use. Here's a handy tool for calculating them: http://www.epochconverter.com/ You'll need to add 3 zeros to the end of a standard Unix timestamp since JavaScript counts milliseconds instead of seconds.

you're welcome

I agree that would be a good feature to add.  Glad you got it working.

Sure, an easy way to do this is to add a GET variable to the end of the URL you are fetching (ie. ?mysql_id=42) and then parse out that ID when the request completes from the CURL info array.

I've had multiple reports of issues w/ those 2 browsers (see the comments above). Hopefully I'll find the time to dig into this more soon.

Great point. I've written and talked about that issue as well: http://www.onlineaspect.com/2007/05/18/how_to_bui...

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Ah, good catch. Yes, you probably want to close those.

I haven't tried reusing the connections, or at least I don't remember experimenting with that. Would be interesting to see if you can make that work. If you do, please post your results here so others can gain from them.

Thanks!

Thank you!

Looking forward to being able to connect more often. Would love to get you more engaged and show you some of the new stuff we're working on. Lunch sounds great. I'll get in touch once we get settled.