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When using jQuery and fancybox for showing another page inside an iframe I want to show the loading animation while the page inside the iframe is loading. This is possible when using ajax to load content but I want the same thing when using iframe. Is it possible from the api to also get the loading animation while the content in the iframe is loading? This is the code for showing the iframe in the fancybox: var $fancybox = $("#openPopup").fancybox({ 'type': 'iframe', 'href': "Test.php" }); Steve The reason the loading animation isn't displayed is because there isn't any concept of loading

I have a button on the currently navigated to viewcontroller, connected to an IBAction. In the IBAction I create a UIActivityIndicatorView as usual, with [self.view addSubView], then load some pictures. I've tried setNeedsDisplay on the indicator view, the view controller, and the window, but it still loads the pictures before showing the indicator, which of course is quite useless to me. So I'm looking for a way to either force an instant redraw (which when I think a little more about it is unlikely to make work), or a way to load the pictures after the indicator has appeared, or a way to

I'd like to start my app and show the main screen instantly. Half of the info on the screen will be loaded form local storage and the other half will be from a web service. Each of these will be on two different fragments. I'd like to display a loading indeterminate progress bar while the data is being fetch from the webservice, similar to how the Google Play Store loads it's app date as shown below by the two states below: My thoughts on implementing it are as follows: Load the fragment in with the progress bar & the normal screen (hidden) in one layout. Once the data from the web service has

Kendo grid provides its own Loading indicator automatically when the grid is loaded, paging, sorting. It is working fine. But I don't want this built-in loading indicator to be shown/hidden. How can I disable this feature? Please advise me. Thanks, Vinoth Simple, just hide it with CSS. Your selector will need to be more specific than the built-in Kendo classes. You can use the Grid's ID for that. #grid .k-loading-image { background-image: none; } If you want to remove the loading mask you can also accomplish that with CSS. #grid .k-loading-color { opacity: 0; } I had two grids named "grid1"

How can I do to create a loading jframe without title bar like Eclipse in the image... I used setUndecorate() to remove the title bar and a thread to wait 3 seconds then open the main window but it wouldn't work ... I'm not thinking to use a progressbar... How can I do?? Thanks in advance. Best rgards, Ali Another way could be what you already thought of: display an undecorated JFrame when the application starts, then instead of just waiting for a few seconds (you could do that as well, if you want users to read some info) just keep initializing the application. When initialization is finished