How would I possible use or create a runtime environment in php that will communicate constantly with the backend of HTML XML and JS XML? Basicly, how would I make a php script not die but continually running and respond to the HTML XML events requesting the php script, example <form method="post"> is html and is using XML to send the script serverside (to php or other languages) then it refreshes to get a return statement. Normally php would die within' less then a second, but how would I make a runtime which will continually gonna stay open?
Note: Using a runtime is not the same as loading the script in with the javascript interval function!
Using the javascript interval and JQuery/AJAX to simply call the php script makes no different and would not be considered as a correct answer OR be correct at all, cause the interval function and the JQuery
loadfunction is calling the file each requestedms, so using those functions would not solve the php runtime mysterium!
This will also mean if there is a way for php to run at a html runtime and create the php runtime to work together (multitasking) then php could be a whole new type of php.. I know that didn't make any sense, but it means you can extend php so much to literally create a timer event to extend multitasking from the php side (class timer {public function start(){ ... } public function stop(){ ... } public function interval($interval /* As Integer */){ ... } public function ON_TICK /* The event running the multitasking from php side */(){ timer::event('on_tick'); } private function event($event){ if($event==='on_tick'){ timer::executeEvent()}}; private function executeEvent($script){/*Script can include if statements and db upload, and conditions, etc*/ /* This will run the script that was called from the function, example $timer1 = new timer;$timer1->interval(1/*In ms*/);$timer1->script("if(1=1){$timer1->stop();}") */}})