In my script, I have an array of properties that includes a list of properties along with their corresponding .ics locations. When I run the script manually for each element in the array individually, it works perfectly. However, when I attempt to loop through the script using a while loop, it consistently fails after processing the first property and part of the second one. It is worth noting that the $this->mymodel->import() function takes between .5 - .8 seconds to execute.
This is what the property array structure looks like:
$propsArray = array (
array('Property 1', '83736363G', 'http://blah.ics'),
array('Property 2', '83726433H', 'http://blah.ics'),
array('Property 3', '62727438J', 'http://blah.ics'),
array('Property 4', '12345356Y', 'http://blah.ics'),
array('Property 5', '28373657D', 'http://blah.ics'),
array('Property 6', '93377656K', 'http://blah.ics'),
array('Property 7', '11223343L', 'http://blah.ics'),
...
);
To process these properties, I use a foreach loop to iterate through the array and call the import function in my model like this:
foreach($propsArray as $property) {
$propertyName = $property[0];
$this->mymodel->import($property[1], $property[2]);
}
When running $this->mymodel->import($property[1], $property[2]); manually for each individual property, everything works flawlessly. The issue arises only when I attempt to loop through the properties, resulting in a script hang without any errors. I suspect it may be related to a JS synchronization or asynchronous problem, which might require a callback or similar mechanism to ensure that the next iteration in the loop only proceeds once the previous one completes. Any suggestions on how to address this would be greatly appreciated.