On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 12:37 PM, Apexi 200sx <[email protected]> wrote: > > when I try... > > d:\pyjamas\examples\helloworldsplash>pyjsbuild --no-compile-inplace > --bootstrap-file=bootstrap_progress.js -m Hello.py > > In IE9 (new lappy with it pre installed with Windows 7) - I get a sort of > loading animation but doesn't look right, but the actual Hello application > doesn't load (just get the static text from the host HTML page. > > In Firefox 9 - I get nothing other than the static text from the host HTML > file > > d:\pyjamas\examples\helloworldsplash>pyjsbuild --no-compile-inplace > --bootstrap-file=bootstrap_progress.js Hello.py (without the -m flag) > > IE9 and Firefox, I don't appear to get a progress bar but the Hello app > loads and is faded in. > > What am I supposed to see and is it working for other people ?
it looks like someone changed this, but the wrong image file was being used. also, the --multi-file switch needs to be used. i just pushed a fix literally 3 seconbds before your mail arrived :-) pull latest HEAD and try again, lmk if that works. ... and instead of running pyjsbuild directly, use: python examples\helloworldsplash\__main__.py ... or: cd examples\helloworldsplash python __main__.py -- C Anthony
