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14 Jul 08
Andy ThomasWhat is a throbber? It’s the thing in the top right of your browser that lets you know data is being fetched. This JavaScript method uses a hidden iframe, which increases load across the server but allows control over the throbber activity.
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18 Sep 06
Jonathan Petersonsmall hunk of javascript that may be used to fire the page load throbber when an ajax server request is active that normally shows page loading activity.
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What is a throbber? It’s the thing in the top right of your browser that lets you know data is being fetched. The problem is that Ajax requests don’t trigger it. The browser throbbing can be a subtle expected queue, and it’s the only thing visible across tabs, so it can be nice to be able to toggle it on and off. The problem is that there are very few ways to make that happen. This method uses a hidden iframe, which increases load across the server but achieves the desired effect.
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