Re: django: ajax simple loading gif not working/ over-riding render to output page
Thanks very much :)
On Friday, March 4, 2016 at 7:32:51 PM UTC, aspe...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm using nginx + upload_progress module
> On the HTML page for progress bar I'm using iframe + ajax
> u can find a result here http://fex.cc
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 9:23:53 PM UTC+2, clarkso...@gmail.com
> wrote:
>>
>> Hoping that this network can help me out even though this is not strictly
>> django-related, otherwise can someone recommend a group other than stack
>> overflow that could help here?
>>
>> I have a functioning upload function implemented in django. The files
>> being handled are large making for a long waiting time and so I would like
>> to provide a "Please Wait/ Loading.../ GIF" on the page while the files are
>> loading.
>>
>> The HTML/Django that begins the uploading function is as follows:
>>
>>> "showMessage()"/>
>>
>> The upload button is as follows (accompanied by a hidden div):
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> I took some example code and tried to adapt it to the above HTML but it's
>> not showing up on the page at all during the loading time... and I have no
>> errors to follow.
>>
>> The ajax:
>>
>> function showMessage() {
>> $('.up').show()// document.getElementById("up").innerHTML = "please
>> wait";}
>>
>> However my ajax code is not having any effect as the hidden div does not
>> appear after clicking "Upload".
>>
>> I am not at all familiar with Ajax/javascript and so while I understand
>> that I can see that I am able to set a function "showMessage" and then upon
>> clicking "Upload" the function will be called should render the hidden div
>> to the page until the output is complete and rendered to the output page.
>>
>> I should also mention that before I decided to use a GIF I successfully
>> managed to get a "Please wait" message to appear after clicking the
>> "Upload" button (this code is silenced in the "showMessage" function above.
>>
>> The problem is that the "Please Wait" message actually over-rides the
>> rendering to the output page and hence the results of the upload do not
>> display when processed.
>>
>> Hence overall I just want a hidden div to render to the input page until
>> the output is complete and in a way that will not conflict with the more
>> important, subsequent rendering to the output page.
>>
>> The syntax I'm using is not having any effect on the page so I'm hoping
>> someone can correct my misguided code.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
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Re: django: ajax simple loading gif not working/ over-riding render to output page
I'm using nginx + upload_progress module
On the HTML page for progress bar I'm using iframe + ajax
u can find a result here http://fex.cc
On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 9:23:53 PM UTC+2, clarkso...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hoping that this network can help me out even though this is not strictly
> django-related, otherwise can someone recommend a group other than stack
> overflow that could help here?
>
> I have a functioning upload function implemented in django. The files
> being handled are large making for a long waiting time and so I would like
> to provide a "Please Wait/ Loading.../ GIF" on the page while the files are
> loading.
>
> The HTML/Django that begins the uploading function is as follows:
>
> "showMessage()"/>
>
> The upload button is as follows (accompanied by a hidden div):
>
>
>
>
>
> I took some example code and tried to adapt it to the above HTML but it's
> not showing up on the page at all during the loading time... and I have no
> errors to follow.
>
> The ajax:
>
> function showMessage() {
> $('.up').show()// document.getElementById("up").innerHTML = "please
> wait";}
>
> However my ajax code is not having any effect as the hidden div does not
> appear after clicking "Upload".
>
> I am not at all familiar with Ajax/javascript and so while I understand
> that I can see that I am able to set a function "showMessage" and then upon
> clicking "Upload" the function will be called should render the hidden div
> to the page until the output is complete and rendered to the output page.
>
> I should also mention that before I decided to use a GIF I successfully
> managed to get a "Please wait" message to appear after clicking the
> "Upload" button (this code is silenced in the "showMessage" function above.
>
> The problem is that the "Please Wait" message actually over-rides the
> rendering to the output page and hence the results of the upload do not
> display when processed.
>
> Hence overall I just want a hidden div to render to the input page until
> the output is complete and in a way that will not conflict with the more
> important, subsequent rendering to the output page.
>
> The syntax I'm using is not having any effect on the page so I'm hoping
> someone can correct my misguided code.
>
> Thanks
>
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django: ajax simple loading gif not working/ over-riding render to output page
Hoping that this network can help me out even though this is not strictly
django-related, otherwise can someone recommend a group other than stack
overflow that could help here?
I have a functioning upload function implemented in django. The files being
handled are large making for a long waiting time and so I would like to
provide a "Please Wait/ Loading.../ GIF" on the page while the files are
loading.
The HTML/Django that begins the uploading function is as follows:
The upload button is as follows (accompanied by a hidden div):
I took some example code and tried to adapt it to the above HTML but it's
not showing up on the page at all during the loading time... and I have no
errors to follow.
The ajax:
function showMessage() {
$('.up').show()// document.getElementById("up").innerHTML = "please
wait";}
However my ajax code is not having any effect as the hidden div does not
appear after clicking "Upload".
I am not at all familiar with Ajax/javascript and so while I understand
that I can see that I am able to set a function "showMessage" and then upon
clicking "Upload" the function will be called should render the hidden div
to the page until the output is complete and rendered to the output page.
I should also mention that before I decided to use a GIF I successfully
managed to get a "Please wait" message to appear after clicking the
"Upload" button (this code is silenced in the "showMessage" function above.
The problem is that the "Please Wait" message actually over-rides the
rendering to the output page and hence the results of the upload do not
display when processed.
Hence overall I just want a hidden div to render to the input page until
the output is complete and in a way that will not conflict with the more
important, subsequent rendering to the output page.
The syntax I'm using is not having any effect on the page so I'm hoping
someone can correct my misguided code.
Thanks
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