This is essentially what I do as well. The one key thing to note here is
that the transport needs to be set to req.setAsynchronous(true); This will
allow other things to happen on the page. When I was not setting it to true,
the animated GIFs did not move. It wasn't until I set it to true that the
Hi Kamesh,
in my Application.js, direct in the head, before the Class.define I'll
create a global Var:
var gvPI = null;
further on in my Constructor I create my ProcessingIndicator:
var doc = qx.ui.core.ClientDocument.getInstance();
// ProcessingIndicator
gvPI = new qviad
Hi, Jim
Thanks. I will search for the example, but here what I am doing. I am using
qx.io.remote.Request compoent to fetch data from the server. I have animated
GIF on page using Atom. Whenever I fetch data from server I toggle gif
visibility. I think the way I am coding is not correct. If you p
Hi Kamlesh,
I am also doing somethink like this in my du2rrd application
http://oss.oetiker.ch/du2rrd-demo/
- double click on an entry in the tree to get a graph
the source is posted as well if you click on the link in the top
lefthandcorner of the app
cheers
tobi
Today Jim Hunter wrote:
If you are using the qooxdoo transport controls then you can do an animated
GIF while the transfer is taking place. I do it right now and it works fine.
I even change the icon once I get the response to indicate we are processing
the data. If you are doing your own transfer code then you might not
Hi, All
I have seens in other javascript frameworks like Ext JS, jquery etc. the
ajax status indicator works. What is the fundamental diffrence between these
frameworks and qooxdoo. Why it is difficult to run indcator in qooxdoo I
tried flash and timeouts to run indicator but was not able to pro
Flash is a good option (we use it too). Using timeouts is a bad in my
opinion. It will dramatically slow down the whole execution without
bringing the guarantee to really constantly show the animation.
Cheers,
Sebastian
P.S. Maybe an item for a FAQ ;)
Jim Hunter schrieb:
> The only thing th
The only thing that will continue to 'animate' (at least in IE) while a _javascript_ function is running is a Flash animation since it is controlled by the Flash plugin and not the browser. I spent days trying everything I could to get an icon to animate but without the trick mentioned by Simon it'
Hi Mike,I have read that in the browser's single threaded runtime it is a good idea to make every method invocation via a timeout rather than via a direct method call. The idea is that in the gaps between invocations, the thread of control briefly returns to the browser - allowing it to carry on w
There are numerous animated Gifs out on the web that can be displayed while
the browser is "doing something". I pull a large record set (about 3000
rows) via an Ajax call and use it to populate a qx.ui.table.Table. I've
subclassed the table include an qx.ui.basic.Atom that includes the animated
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