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yeudoi #1
progress bar UI component?
Hi all,
Do anyone know about a progress bar UI component that I can use in my
extension?
My extension takes a long time to execute some heavy file manipulation, and
it's so frustrated to look at the frozen, blank out DW screen.
Is there a way to approach to this problem without progress bar?
Thank you very much,
--yeudoi
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danilocelic *TMM* #2
Re: progress bar UI component?
yeudoi wrote:
I'm not aware of a progress bar component that is usable within an extension. I have tired to update the UI of a dialog by making an expanding table, or by adding ... to the end of some processing text and haven't been able to get DW to update the UI while a heavy processing script is running.> Hi all,
>
> Do anyone know about a progress bar UI component that I can use in my
> extension?
> My extension takes a long time to execute some heavy file manipulation, and
> it's so frustrated to look at the frozen, blank out DW screen.
> Is there a way to approach to this problem without progress bar?
To change the cursor to a "busy" cursor, take a look at this blog entry:
[url]http://www.communitymx.com/blog/index.cfm?newsid=192&blogger=35[/url]
I use this method frequently.
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Enjoy,
Danilo Celic
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