I have a data table page that have to be update right after the database is updated.
I am not allowed to use any loop checking method including AJAX.
I have a data table page that have to be update right after the
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I have a data table page that have to be update right after the database is updated.
I am not allowed to use any loop checking method including AJAX.
Supposing you’re able to detect the insertion in database serverside, the usual solution is to use, like StackOverflow does, websockets.
They allow you to push data from the server to the browser with very little overhead, without useless pulling requests and without client-side loops.