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waitToggle should fire before HTTP get request #3

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atp0303 opened this issue Feb 26, 2012 · 3 comments
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waitToggle should fire before HTTP get request #3

atp0303 opened this issue Feb 26, 2012 · 3 comments

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@atp0303
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atp0303 commented Feb 26, 2012

Hi,

I noticed that the "Please wait" message is showing after the HTTP request for JSON data is returned to the client.

As a quick test i issued a sleep command for 60 seconds on the server before returning JSON data. During this time the webpage is blank and the "Please Wait..." message does not appear.

After 60 seconds and ALL of the JSON data is returned to the client do i see "Please Wait...". By that time there's no real value anymore for the message since the grid rendering on client browser is very quick.

Would it be possible to change the sequence of the "Please Wait..." message? Ideally it should displayed as soon as the page loads.

I had a look at the code but not really sure where to make the change - If you can point me i can try to update the code.

Thanks for your time.

@mleden
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mleden commented Feb 26, 2013

Would love to see this fixed in a new build.

Thx,
-Mark

@usmonster
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@atp0303, @mleden, this may have been fixed in 32fe528. Can one or both of you please verify by testing with the current version on master (make sure you also grab the updated style.css)? Thanks!

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Expiring this issue since there's been no updates or feedback in months. Feel free to comment again if this issue is not fixed for you, and we can reopen it.

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