I want to achieve something very simple: a 'please wait, saving' notification that has a progress bar that fills up (maybe in 5 seconds until it reaches 100%), but if it hits 100% before the ajax callback it should just stay there open, with the full progressbar, waiting to be manually closed.
As far as I understand from #155, I should get exactly this behavior if I used {showProgressbar: true, delay: 0} in conjunction; but in my tests the progressbar never increases when delay: 0, I must always set a delay so that it starts increasing, but if I do so it automatically closes when it hits 100% (which is not desired).
I want to achieve something very simple: a 'please wait, saving' notification that has a progress bar that fills up (maybe in 5 seconds until it reaches 100%), but if it hits 100% before the ajax callback it should just stay there open, with the full progressbar, waiting to be manually closed.
As far as I understand from #155, I should get exactly this behavior if I used
{showProgressbar: true, delay: 0}
in conjunction; but in my tests the progressbar never increases whendelay: 0
, I must always set a delay so that it starts increasing, but if I do so it automatically closes when it hits 100% (which is not desired).Any way to achieve this?