From the Spry docs:
In some browsers, loading pages over a slow connection can result
in the user briefly seeing the unprocessed regions and data references on the
page before the document's onload notification is
sent. To hide unprocessed regions and data references, you can provide a CSS
rule for the SpryHiddenRegion class:
style.SpryHiddenRegion
{visibility:hidden;}
/style
div spry:region=dsEmployees class=SpryHiddenRegion
/div
Using this technique, the CSS rule hides the Spry regions marked with this
class when the page loads. When the Spry data is finished processing, Spry
strips off the SpryHiddenRegion class and the finished Spry content appears.
An alternative way to hide just the data references, as opposed to the whole
tag, is to use the spry:content attribute as a substitute for a data
reference. Because the data reference is the value of the spry:content
attribute, it is not visible when the page loads.
On 6/6/07, Chad McCue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have SPRYs page flipping functionality running on my app without any
issues. My question is when the page first loads it flashes my code
quickly before it loads the data.
So the page might flash
{FIRSTNAME} {LASTNAME} {DATEENTERED}
Then it will load the real values
Is there anyway of avoiding this and for the {FIRSTNAME}, etc not show
up?
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