Progress Bar in JavaScript
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> From: Peggi & Ben Rodgers <woodduck(at)mbay.net>
> Subject: Progress Bar in JavaScript
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> >I'm trying to create a progress bar using JavaScript that will play while
> I'm waiting for a Java applet to l>load. I would like it to appear in a
> particular text box in a form that will provide the results of the
> applet >once it's done it's work. Can anyone help with this? I'm pretty
> green at JavaScript and totally at a loss >as to how to write it.
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> I agree that it's probably impossible to have Java talk to JavaScript on
> the applet loading. I certainly haven't found anything about that and our
> Java programmer didn't know any way to do it. I was thinking of using a
> timeOut function as it's a small applet and we can estimate loading time.
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> How would you write the progress bar?
I use some applications that use a animated gif that does things while the applet is loading or busy. It's actually a tiny applet that checks the status on the big applet. Rather than using a progress bar, this gives at least an indication that something is happening. A creative choice of gif could be topical as well.
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