what i had in a prototype i wrote is a special link that in the onclick would show a gif that had an animation, and register an onsuccess handler with the ajax processor that would hide that gif. so it was like a "busy" indicator that would show up when the link was clicked and disappear when the page was updated.
i dont know when i will have the time to get to it, maybe you can create it and share it.
-Igor
On 3/7/06, Ayodeji Aladejebi <
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i dont know if this nice feature exists in Wicket AJAX support, maybe its already there, i dont knowIts called AJAXDelayModalWindow or Splash Screen. I have seen very clumsy Ajax applications due to poor network situations and then there is noway for the user who does not and should not know about AJAX to realize something is happening. so is there a feature like dat? maybe that allows Wicket developers to customize a panel that will be displayed when an Expected Ajax based process is going to take some time?ORwhat tip does one need to leverage the existing API to achieve thatthanks
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