Page Loading Animation

Page Loading Animation - Here's a fiddle of a very basic (and ugly) loading animation screen. The page is taking about 5 seconds to load, but in my scenario it is loading in a separate frame so i want some feedback to the user as otherwise you click the link and nothing. You start the page with the body 'locked' and some sort of overlay to prevent users from interacting with the site. They're staying on the same page and fetching and displaying new content with javascript (colloquially referred to as ajax). This approach is very common with modern js tools. Above solution will be fine whenever the page is loading. Now the question is after the page is loaded, whenever we click a button or an event which will take a long time, we need to. Looking through the source code for nuxtloadingindicator it doesn't actually show the current loading progress of the page and is simply just a bar that will grow over a given time.

You start the page with the body 'locked' and some sort of overlay to prevent users from interacting with the site. Looking through the source code for nuxtloadingindicator it doesn't actually show the current loading progress of the page and is simply just a bar that will grow over a given time. Now the question is after the page is loaded, whenever we click a button or an event which will take a long time, we need to. This approach is very common with modern js tools. They're staying on the same page and fetching and displaying new content with javascript (colloquially referred to as ajax). The page is taking about 5 seconds to load, but in my scenario it is loading in a separate frame so i want some feedback to the user as otherwise you click the link and nothing. Here's a fiddle of a very basic (and ugly) loading animation screen. Above solution will be fine whenever the page is loading.

Here's a fiddle of a very basic (and ugly) loading animation screen. This approach is very common with modern js tools. They're staying on the same page and fetching and displaying new content with javascript (colloquially referred to as ajax). Above solution will be fine whenever the page is loading. You start the page with the body 'locked' and some sort of overlay to prevent users from interacting with the site. Looking through the source code for nuxtloadingindicator it doesn't actually show the current loading progress of the page and is simply just a bar that will grow over a given time. The page is taking about 5 seconds to load, but in my scenario it is loading in a separate frame so i want some feedback to the user as otherwise you click the link and nothing. Now the question is after the page is loaded, whenever we click a button or an event which will take a long time, we need to.

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Here's A Fiddle Of A Very Basic (And Ugly) Loading Animation Screen.

The page is taking about 5 seconds to load, but in my scenario it is loading in a separate frame so i want some feedback to the user as otherwise you click the link and nothing. Now the question is after the page is loaded, whenever we click a button or an event which will take a long time, we need to. You start the page with the body 'locked' and some sort of overlay to prevent users from interacting with the site. Looking through the source code for nuxtloadingindicator it doesn't actually show the current loading progress of the page and is simply just a bar that will grow over a given time.

Above Solution Will Be Fine Whenever The Page Is Loading.

This approach is very common with modern js tools. They're staying on the same page and fetching and displaying new content with javascript (colloquially referred to as ajax).

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