On 1/8/18 9:16 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
Nope… no way. On mobile, there are major issues with certain mobile controls.
You might be able to use the native "busy" indicator on mobile, which
doesn't interact with the stack content:
mobileBusyIndicatorStart
mobileBu
Nope… no way. On mobile, there are major issues with certain mobile controls.
e.g. scrolling group becomes a mobile scroller on a phone… this "lies on top of
everything" and I believe the browser is also generating a mobile control
instance as well. I don't understand it 100% (not even 10%) but
Yet another option.
For a *true* progress animation (no gif) use
https://github.com/HubSpot/pace
That's what I use with my HTML5 demo pages.
For example (with a selfmade LiveCode theme)
http://hh.on-rev.com/html5/SVG2PNG_HTML5-9.0.0-dp-4hhX.html
Instead you could use your own logo for rotating.
ok, nevermind, you can't overlay the browser widget I guess. Is there a
way?
On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 9:14 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> 2 possible options I can see.. either have a 2nd browser widget with that
> page in it, and enable/disable hide/show or just move it out of the
> screenrect.. Thoug
2 possible options I can see.. either have a 2nd browser widget with that
page in it, and enable/disable hide/show or just move it out of the
screenrect.. Though it sounds like all you're doing is putting an animated
gif that you want to show during page load. Can't you just pop it into an
image
@ Mike… thanks…
duh! (as he slaps himself on the side of the head) I was mixing up the props
the htmltext # with
the url
this is all static content so all that was needed was,
assets
/info
web-loading.html
and then this
command setWebURL
put path_Assets() & "info/web-l
Yet another option.
1. Put ONCE the loader into a custom property
on mouseUp
answer file "input your loader.gif"
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put base64Encode(url("binfile:"&it)) into ii
replace linefeed with empty in ii
set the loader of this card to compress(ii)
end mouseUp
-- thi
It may be easier if you hit the file directly..
Build up your path string to the html file and put it into a variable
(including the file itself)
Then rather than grabbing the contents of the file, first edit and hard
code a relative path to your image in the file itself.
Then load the file as a
I'm trying to send some local html to the browser widget to display a local
loading GIF until the page "comes down" from the cloud. This needs to work on
mobile too.
the directory structure
main app folder
/assets
/img
/global-icons
ajax_loader_big.gif"
/i
