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Multiple PHP AJAX requests just queue up behind each other

Asked by grahamtilson in Apache Web Server, PHP for Windows

Tags: php

I have an application which builds form elements dynamically by issuing asynchronous AJAX requests.  The environment is as follows:

The whole lot is running on my laptop

Browser: firefox 3.04
Op sys: Windows Vista Ultimate SP1
Server: Apache 2.2.6
Server code: PHP 5.2.4

For my test I'm issuing two AJAX requests to two different PHP scripts and to slow things down so I can see what;s going on I've put a 5 sec sleep in one and a 10 sec sleep in the other.

What I'm finding is that they always queue up behind each other so they may as well be synchronous requests.

Can someone point me in the right direction?
 
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