Open matryer opened 10 years ago
Use case:
As a developer I want to add a 'loading' animated gif to the page whenever Stretchr is doing some work So that I can inform the users of activity, and ask them to wait
Ideally, like this:
stretchr.before(function(){ $("#busy").show(); }); stretchr.after(function(){ $("#busy").hide(); });
Where #busy could be a div that fills the screen and has a "Please wait..." message on it.
#busy
At the moment, request events don't get called on the Stretchr.Client.
Stretchr.Client
This is pretty cool. Probably not super high on the priorities but definitely a nice to have
Use case:
As a developer I want to add a 'loading' animated gif to the page whenever Stretchr is doing some work So that I can inform the users of activity, and ask them to wait
Ideally, like this:
Where
#busy
could be a div that fills the screen and has a "Please wait..." message on it.At the moment, request events don't get called on the
Stretchr.Client
.