ivory
What 's the big picture?
I didn't find a thread where this would suit, so made a new one, to request a status bar in the file upload window. It would only take a minor modification of the javascript:
function openupload(){
var upload="http://www.civfanatics.net/upload.html"
winpops=window.open(upload,"","width=505,height=450,resizable=1,left = 262,top = 134,scrollbars=1,statusbar=1,toolbar=0")
}
In the current situation, when you click the "upload" button, it appears as if nothing is happening, but the status bar would show a slowly growing progress bar (in IE and Netscape, I don't know about other browsers). This visual aid might stop people hitting the upload button repeatedly.
It would certainly give me, with my lousy dail-up connection, some peace of mind. Any malfunction could be spotted sooner and easier. Now, to verify that the window is busy, I need to right-click the page to get the contextmenu, and when the cursor shows a small hourglass, I know it is still working on it.
It would also show the complete urls of any links onmouseover.
The only argument against a statusbar that I can think of, is that is takes up space.
function openupload(){
var upload="http://www.civfanatics.net/upload.html"
winpops=window.open(upload,"","width=505,height=450,resizable=1,left = 262,top = 134,scrollbars=1,statusbar=1,toolbar=0")
}
In the current situation, when you click the "upload" button, it appears as if nothing is happening, but the status bar would show a slowly growing progress bar (in IE and Netscape, I don't know about other browsers). This visual aid might stop people hitting the upload button repeatedly.
It would certainly give me, with my lousy dail-up connection, some peace of mind. Any malfunction could be spotted sooner and easier. Now, to verify that the window is busy, I need to right-click the page to get the contextmenu, and when the cursor shows a small hourglass, I know it is still working on it.
It would also show the complete urls of any links onmouseover.
The only argument against a statusbar that I can think of, is that is takes up space.