Closed Chris-Reedy closed 9 years ago
I've read about "Double.parseDouble" instead of "parseInt" but I don't know how to implement it into the min.js code.
I could do a parse to float, but it's not behavior I had in mind. Do you have a use cases for this?
It was purely a personal preference that probably wouldn't be of use to a lot of people so I thought it could be a quick edit to the code for my instance. There are times where the loader goes really slow because of the amount of images it is loading and I thought if it was showing 55.13, 55.27, 55.32, 55.48, etc instead of just 55% that it would let the user know that it is loading, it's just really slow at that moment so they don't get impatient and refresh the page or exit.
QueryLoader only increases its percentage once an image has been loaded, not while the image is loading. Adding more decimals wont solve the "it's not doing anything" problem. Maybe you can optimize the images it's loading so it doesn't take that long. Will close this issue since it's not a feature I am planning to build in. Thanks for thinking along!
Ohhhhhh...okay, that makes sense. Thanks!
Is this possible - so instead of 85% it would say 85.51%?