A Real Loading Bar for Embbed Objects?

[Mazin]

I wanted a progress bar for my webpage, where I have numerous embedded
sounds. Can Javascript detect which ones are done and possibly how
much is loaded for each object? I searched for JS progress bars, but
all I found were fake ones. Can anybody help me? Thanks

[HikksNotAtHome]

Re: A Real Loading Bar for Embbed Objects?

In article <ba1c0129.03110 51752.2de6639f@ posting.google. com>,
mazin07@hotmail .com (Mazin) writes:
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>I wanted a progress bar for my webpage, where I have numerous embedded
>sounds. Can Javascript detect which ones are done and possibly how
>much is loaded for each object? I searched for JS progress bars, but
>all I found were fake ones. Can anybody help me? Thanks[/color]

javascript has no way of knowing if 1% or 99% of a file has loaded. Only that
it has or has not loaded completely. That is why you are only finding fake ones
- authentic ones dont exist.

--
Randy

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: A Real Loading Bar for Embbed Objects?

Mazin wrote:
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> I wanted a progress bar for my webpage, where I have
> numerous embedded sounds. [...] Can anybody help me?[/color]

You do not want to steal your visitors more of their computing
time as you already do since all UAs have a progress bar or a
similar feature like a percent display built-in.


PointedEars