Hi, Markus Döring wrote: > > Maybe > <tr:form > onsubmit="document.getElementById('busyIconIndicator').style.display='inline'"> > ... > </tr:form> > > works? >
Ok, this seems to work: ... function showStatusBusy() { document.getElementById("statusIndicator::busy").style.display="inline"; document.getElementById("statusIndicator::ready").style.display="none"; } ... <tr:form onsubmit="showStatusBusy();"> ... <tr:statusIndicator id="statusIndicator"> <f:facet name="busy"> <tr:outputLabel value="loading ..." /> </f:facet> <f:facet name="ready"> <tr:outputLabel value="ready" /> </f:facet> </tr:statusIndicator> ... But isn't there a solution whith (trinidad) javascript, where i can get the information, that a request will be send? I could avoid the onload within the form component then. best regards Daniel -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-TRINIDAD--How-to-display-%22Page-loading...%22-while-page-is-loading--tp17230394p17256040.html Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.