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    Hi folks --

    I've just been asked to create a module that will display a "loading ...
    please wait" message for slow Miva pages (it's a jewelry site, and they
    have some large, hi-res image files). It's easy enough to do with a
    pop-up, but trickier to get it to appear in the same window. Can anyone
    save me some trial-and-error, and either give me the gist of it (document
    layers or whatever), or point me to a free JavaScript or other resource?

    Thanks --

    Kent Multer | /| P.O.Box 701895, Dallas TX 75370
    Magic Metal Productions | / | (214) 570 8264 voice/fax
    KOBUSHI taiko drummers | | [email protected]
    http://frontpage.dallas.net/~kent




    #2
    "loading ... please wait"



    Would the lowsrc attribute on the img element not work? I don't know if it's
    still usable in all browsers but that would probably be the easiest
    solution.

    Susan Petracco
    [email protected]
    NetBlazon
    E-Business for Every Business

    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: [email protected]
    > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kent Multer
    > Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 2:23 AM
    > To: Miva Merchant coders list
    > Subject: [mrc] "loading ... please wait"
    >
    > Hi folks --
    >
    > I've just been asked to create a module that will display a
    > "loading ...
    > please wait" message for slow Miva pages (it's a jewelry
    > site, and they
    > have some large, hi-res image files). It's easy enough to do with a
    > pop-up, but trickier to get it to appear in the same window.
    > Can anyone
    > save me some trial-and-error, and either give me the gist of
    > it (document
    > layers or whatever), or point me to a free JavaScript or
    > other resource?
    >
    > Thanks --
    >
    > Kent Multer | /| P.O.Box 701895,
    > Dallas TX 75370
    > Magic Metal Productions | / | (214) 570 8264 voice/fax
    > KOBUSHI taiko drummers | | [email protected]
    >
    > http://frontpage.dallas.net/~kent
    >
    >
    >

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      #3
      "loading ... please wait"



      Try a low res soultion...
      Don't recal the html off hand, but it built in to load one low res image then replace it with a hi
      res...

      Kinda cool if you use a black and white then replace with clor - it slowly overides the gray....

      Bill

      =============================
      Bill Gilligan
      Gilligan On-Line
      www.gilliganonline.com
      850-233-8775

      > -----Original Message-----
      > From: [email protected]
      > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kent Multer
      > Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 1:23 AM
      > To: Miva Merchant coders list
      > Subject: [mrc] "loading ... please wait"
      >
      > Hi folks --
      >
      > I've just been asked to create a module that will display a
      > "loading ...
      > please wait" message for slow Miva pages (it's a jewelry
      > site, and they
      > have some large, hi-res image files). It's easy enough to do with a
      > pop-up, but trickier to get it to appear in the same window.
      > Can anyone
      > save me some trial-and-error, and either give me the gist of
      > it (document
      > layers or whatever), or point me to a free JavaScript or
      > other resource?
      >
      > Thanks --
      >
      > Kent Multer | /| P.O.Box 701895,
      > Dallas TX 75370
      > Magic Metal Productions | / | (214) 570 8264 voice/fax
      > KOBUSHI taiko drummers | | [email protected]
      >
      > http://frontpage.dallas.net/~kent
      >
      >
      >

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        #4
        "loading ... please wait"



        Hi Kent,

        Not sure how to tell you to integrate it into a module, but this one works
        well for several of our sites that need to sort or filter heavy criteria.
        When the page loads fast, the "loading" screen is not evident.

        I especially like it because you can crate a "now loading" screen that uses
        your site's layout, then replace it with the loaded page when the process is
        complete.

        http://javascript.internet.com/page-...load-page.html

        Kevin White
        National Healthcare Innovations
        www.nationalhi.com

        -----Original Message-----
        From: [email protected]
        [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Kent Multer
        Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 1:23 AM
        To: Miva Merchant coders list
        Subject: [mrc] "loading ... please wait"


        Hi folks --

        I've just been asked to create a module that will display a "loading ...
        please wait" message for slow Miva pages (it's a jewelry site, and they
        have some large, hi-res image files). It's easy enough to do with a
        pop-up, but trickier to get it to appear in the same window. Can anyone
        save me some trial-and-error, and either give me the gist of it (document
        layers or whatever), or point me to a free JavaScript or other resource?

        Thanks --

        Kent Multer | /| P.O.Box 701895, Dallas TX 75370
        Magic Metal Productions | / | (214) 570 8264 voice/fax
        KOBUSHI taiko drummers | | [email protected]
        http://frontpage.dallas.net/~kent



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