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An ajax loop requires you to have JavaScript enabled and will show you a loader indicator.
by inglor 11y ago
An ajax loop requires you to have JavaScript enabled and will show you a loader indicator.
- diggan 11y agoHow about just an huge image? The programmer implementing the ajax call doesn't necessary have to implement a loader indicator either...
- inglor 11y agoThe browser will give you a visual indicator (a loading sign) at the browser level for images or AJAX and JavaScript can be disabled. With the favicon issue these things don't happen.
- realityking 11y agoI'm pretty sure I've never seen a loading indicator for AJAX either in Safari or Chrome.
- iDemonix 11y agoTrue but the amount of webpages I visit where the spinning icon never stops spinning, I don't really pay it a 2nd thought. An enormous image set to hidden would have a similar effect. Mind you I'm sat at home with a 300Mbps fibre connection, so I don't give as much thought to bandwidth as a roaming 4G/3G user might.
- aw3c2 11y ago> loader indicator There is nothing with Ajax that does that automatically or even by default.
- plaguuuuuu 11y agoTrue, regarding JS. Web workers will not show a loader indicator however. You could probably do a nice DDoS attack like this even. But it requires users to be on your site anyway. Might as well just stick 0day du jour on it.