Be weary of what mike says, i've been using the same,
this.oAddInterval = setInterval(function() { oGeoStart.displayBatch(); },
this._iLoadInterval);
I've built some sort of preloader/load process class kinda thing.
http://demo.geostart.nl/preloader.class.js
oPreloader = new cPreloader(oMap, iWidth);
oPreloader.start(500); // Amount of operations, unhides the preloader.
oPreloader.updateLoader(iAdded); // Add amount of operations just done
oPreloader.remove(); // Hide the preloader.
At the bottom of the script you find the LoaderControl. This control is a
google maps custom control you might wanna chage to fit your site.
2008/9/18 Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Wasn't it kleckser who wrote:
> >Option 2: Additionally show the progress like xxx of yyy markers
> >loaded
>
> The problem with that is that browsers (except Chrome?) don't refresh
> the screen display while Javascript is actually running. They wait for
> Javascript to pause. So if you're addOverlay()ing markers in a loop, you
> could tell the browser to update the progress bar but it won't display
> the change until you finish the loop and pass control back to the
> browser.
>
> It is possible to process your markers in batches, using setTimeout to
> trigger the processing of the next batch. That gets rather messy and
> moves away from your "easy to implement" objective. It can also have a
> significant impact on the speed at which your markers get processed.
>
> --
> http://econym.org.uk/gmap
> The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
>
>
> >
>
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