[Javascript] Question - Page Load Feedback
Mike Dougherty
mdougherty at pbp.com
Wed Jul 20 10:28:10 CDT 2005
I didn't think the page was reloading. I thought a content div was being repopulated by an
xmlhttp call result. It would be a good idea to have "normal" pages indentify that you were
leaving them when going to a slow-loading next page. I might employ the strategy you're
describing on the next modification of our intranet site. (we sometimes launch data-intensive
applications that take 10-15 minutes before the page returns - the user is looking at the old page
during that time. It would be nice to leave a message that says, "Working... be patient" before
starting the long run time)
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 11:17:39 -0400
Shawn Milo <shawn.milo at gmail.com> wrote:
> I think the simplest thing to do is have the status image/text hidden
> by default by a CSS style setting. Don't bother to put it there and
> then have JS hide it onload().
>
> When a link is clicked, have the links hidden and the status shown.
>
> When the page successfully reloads, the image/text will again be
> hidden by default.
>
> That should be it.
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