When you abort the ajax request, the PHP script actually continues to run If you use sessions, the user's session is locked by the running script, and you have to wait for the script to terminate before being able to do an other request This is the exact same problem as in Server workload increase during php image resize The solutions is to unlock the session before doing very long things: session_write_close(); do_something_long(); session_start().
When you abort the ajax request, the PHP script actually continues to run. If you use sessions, the user's session is locked by the running script, and you have to wait for the script to terminate before being able to do an other request. This is the exact same problem as in Server workload increase during php image resize The solutions is to unlock the session before doing very long things: session_write_close(); do_something_long(); session_start().
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