@siniy-kit yes the JavaScript approach can work if you modify a DIV
directly with JavaScript.
You would also need to do a bit of extra work in advance to count the total
number of tiddlers to render.
It would be good to implement this as a widget. I have some ideas as to how
we could do that, but I wont have the time to look into it for a few weeks
at least.
On Sunday, December 27, 2020 at 5:24:21 PM UTC+1 Siniy-Kit wrote:
> may be we can edit $:/plugins/tiddlywiki/jszip/startup.js and see
> current tiddler rendered
> $tw.rootWidget.addEventListener("tm-zip-render-file",function(event) {
> var paramObject = event.paramObject || {}; console.log(paramObject);
>
> we can add counter i=i+1, an make new fixed div with this infomration....
> воскресенье, 27 декабря 2020 г. в 14:30:36 UTC+3, [email protected]:
>
>> @siniy-kit
>>
>> I do not think what is being suggested here will work. It is easy enough
>> to calculate how many tiddlers there are to render, and where you are in
>> the process. The issue is that the TiddlyWiki interface will not refresh
>> until after all the actions have been executed. So any kind of progress
>> indicator will not display or update once the zip process starts, until
>> after it ends.
>>
>
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