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eric wang
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During the submit
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Hi,
When I click the submit button and during loading the page . The webpage is empty.
So is there any component which I can use to add a string or something like "Please waint, we`re loading now." during the loading.
Thanks a lot.
J.
MVP
try to add an click-event to show a div-container with the info you want.
not sure if Oyutsystems will interfere with it, but I don't think so.
Curious why the page is empty, why you are using a submit though.
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28 Jan 2016
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eric wang
J.
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try to add an click-event to show a div-container with the info you want.
not sure if Oyutsystems will interfere with it, but I don't think so.
Curious why the page is empty, why you are using a submit though.
Hi J.
Thank you so much for the reply. I have pasted my webpage. In the top of the page, we have a build list which need the user to choose and submit.
Then they will wait the return results from the server side. During that time, the page is empty. So I want to add a string "Please wait, we are loading".
Sorry I didn`t get your idea. Do you mean add "onclick=showdiv_container()", and use javascript to finish it?
And it should disappear when we get the return values.
J.
MVP
Idea is..
onclick on the submit button, which will show the please-wait container.
that's it really.
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30 Jan 2016
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eric wang
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Idea is..
onclick on the submit button, which will show the please-wait container.
that's it really.
Hi J
Thank you.Another question is that. When I firstly open this page. How can I show the please wait container.
J.
MVP
you cannot, since there is no request done?
weird question if I may say so.
or you do it this way:
"empty" html with just the please-wait container.
and an javascript-refresh of the page itself to the "real" page.
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