[Seaside] How I delayed a Seaside callback to allow a JQuerytoggle effect to happen before the callback.

[Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs (YVR)]

It doesn't really matter as 1 second is an arbitrary value that may or may not do what's intended reliably and delay processing. I'd go with Lukas' suggestion of chaining actions via events instead.

-Boris (via BlackBerry)

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That's a thought-provoking comment. How many concurrent users might one expect a single Seaside image to support? And how much degradation would one experience if there were one-second delays inserted in various processes from time to time? I guess I'm not thinking in the right order of magnitude.

Cheers,
Bob

On 7/28/10 12:52 PM, Lukas Renggli wrote: 

	Keep in mind that this might put quite some load onto the server, if
	lots of clients cause their process to wait for one second.

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