Need very simple ''progress bar'' or a ''Please wait notice'' in javascript

I have a JSF portlet app, made in JSC. It uses remote EJB calls and some calls take a long time to finish. E.g. User clicks a button, some data are gathered, sent to an EJB and the app. is waiting for reply.
For the user it looks like this: Click ... Internet Explorer progress bar flashes, nothing happens for 30s, then the progress bar starts from zero again and loads the next page in 15s.
So I need a very simple notice in the middle of the screen, that will just say "Take a break, don't click the button again, please! ... " and animate a clock, a bar or whatever, maybe disabling the window so the user will not be able to push buttons. (The users are annoying folk!)
The message should dissapear as soon as the next (or the same) page loads.
I've never did javascript, so if anybody has a simple example code, I will be grateful and give him a duke or two. (And I really don't need the AJAX super-components)

Martin, best of luck, i fought this same problem last year.
Even when I got a progress bar on my page, it would not "animate" as IE apparently does not animate gifs after a form is submitted (and before the page is destroyed). I think I eventually got around this by adding an onclick event to my form submit that reset the image.
Best of luck.
Ideally, is there anyway that we can get this IE behavior (page loads, waits for X times, page loads again correctly) fixed? This is highly confusing to my clients.

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Need simple progress bar

Hi...
I have a GUI which calls methods in different classes.
There are three long running tasks, which I want to be able to display the progress of.
Each task MUST finish before the other proceeds, so I don't think it is necessary for more than one thread.
I want to have a simple "progress bar" pop-up when each task starts, and then disappear when it is finished. Or, have a "progress indicator" on the GUI, which can be reset and started again.
I have played around with JProgressBars and JProgressMonitors (from this site), but haven't been able to adapt them to the simple needs.
Is there any hope for what I want to achieve?
You would have thought this was an easy task, but I'm a broken man!
Thanks for any help.

Maybe this example will help.
If it does may I claim the duke dollars please
* ProgressDLG.java
* Created on 23 April 2004, 13:38
package com.starjar.tests.progress;
* @author Peter Henderson
public class ProgressDLG extends javax.swing.JDialog {
    /** Creates new form ProgressDLG */
    public ProgressDLG(java.awt.Frame parent, boolean modal) {
        super(parent, modal);
        initComponents();
    /** This method is called from within the constructor to
     * initialize the form.
     * WARNING: Do NOT modify this code. The content of this method is
     * always regenerated by the Form Editor.
    private void initComponents() {
        java.awt.GridBagConstraints gridBagConstraints;
        jButton1 = new javax.swing.JButton();
        jProgressBar1 = new javax.swing.JProgressBar();
        jLabel1 = new javax.swing.JLabel();
        getContentPane().setLayout(new java.awt.GridBagLayout());
        setDefaultCloseOperation(javax.swing.WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE);
        jButton1.setText("Start");
        jButton1.addActionListener(new java.awt.event.ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
                jButton1ActionPerformed(evt);
        gridBagConstraints = new java.awt.GridBagConstraints();
        gridBagConstraints.gridy = 5;
        getContentPane().add(jButton1, gridBagConstraints);
        gridBagConstraints = new java.awt.GridBagConstraints();
        gridBagConstraints.gridy = 2;
        getContentPane().add(jProgressBar1, gridBagConstraints);
        jLabel1.setText("jLabel1");
        gridBagConstraints = new java.awt.GridBagConstraints();
        gridBagConstraints.gridy = 1;
        getContentPane().add(jLabel1, gridBagConstraints);
        pack();
    private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
        jButton1.setEnabled(false);
        Worker w = new Worker();
        w.start();
    class Worker extends Thread {
        public void run() {
            task1();
            task2();
            task3();
            workerComplete();
        private void workerComplete() {
            try {
                javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeAndWait( new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {
                        jButton1.setEnabled(true);
            } catch(Exception e ) {
                // oh well.
        private void setTaskNameFromWorker(final String taskName) {
            try {
                javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeAndWait( new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {
                        jLabel1.setText( taskName );
            } catch(Exception e ) {
                // oh well.
        private void setProgressFromWorker(final int progress) {
            try {
                javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeAndWait( new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {
                        jProgressBar1.setValue(progress);
            } catch(Exception e ) {
                // oh well.
        private void task1() {
            setTaskNameFromWorker("Running Task ONE");
            for(int i=0; i<100; i++) {
                setProgressFromWorker(i);
                try{ Thread.currentThread().sleep(25); } catch(Exception e) {}
        private void task2() {
            setTaskNameFromWorker("Running Task TWO");
            for(int i=0; i<100; i++) {
                setProgressFromWorker(i);
                try{ Thread.currentThread().sleep(25); } catch(Exception e) {}
        private void task3() {
            setTaskNameFromWorker("Running Task THREE");
            for(int i=0; i<100; i++) {
                setProgressFromWorker(i);
                try{ Thread.currentThread().sleep(25); } catch(Exception e) {}
     * @param args the command line arguments
    public static void main(String args[]) {
        new ProgressDLG(new javax.swing.JFrame(), true).show();
    // Variables declaration - do not modify
    private javax.swing.JButton jButton1;
    private javax.swing.JLabel jLabel1;
    private javax.swing.JProgressBar jProgressBar1;
    // End of variables declaration
}Peter Henderson
Sales Manager
Starjar Ltd
http://www.starjar.com

Need to use progress bar in my application

hello friends,
Actually i m using jsp filedownload and I am gettting my file in byte array and need to implement a progress bar while downloading file (as IE showing in status bar downloading file size ..% of total file size)...no fake progress bars and no stop gap solutions as like a gif moving with sign "plz wait ..file is downloading "
plz help how to get this done
My code
HashMap result = (HashMap)request.getAttribute("requestParams");
     String type = request.getParameter("type");
     boolean isFile = false;
          if(result != null){
          String successFlag = (String) result.get("");
          String sFileName = null;
          byte[] bFile = null;
          String sContentType = null;
          if(successFlag != null && successFlag.equals("true")){
               for(int i=0;i<result.size();i++){
                    sFileName = (String) result.get("FILENAME");
                    bFile = (byte[]) result.get("FILEDATA");
                    sContentType = (String) result.get("CONTENTTYPE");
               response.reset();
               if(null!=bFile) {
                    if(bFile.length>0){
                         if(sContentType == null || sContentType.equals("")){
                              response.setContentType( "application/octet-stream" );
                         else response.setContentType(sContentType);
                         response.setHeader("Accept-Ranges", "bytes");
                         isFile = true;
                         response.setHeader("Content-Length", Integer.toString(bFile.length, 10));
                         if(null!=sFileName){
                              if("view".equals(type)){
                                   if(null!=sFileName)response.setHeader("Content-Disposition","inline; filename=\""+sFileName+"\"");
                              else{
                                   response.setHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment; filename=\""+sFileName+"\"");
                         ServletOutputStream outs = response.getOutputStream();
                         if(null!=bFile)outs.write(bFile);
                         outs.flush();
                         outs.close();
                         out.clear();
                         out = pageContext.pushBody();
                                   }

You should get your keyboard fixed. There's a lot of letters missing from what you type and it makes it very hard for other people to read. It looks extremely inelegant.
Anyway, your JSP isn't in control of the download. (You shouldn't have all that Java code in a JSP either but that's a separate issue.) All it does is to send the data to the browser, which is in charge of the download. And in all the browsers I use, there's a box which tells you how far the download has proceeded. No real need for a progress bar, even if you could persuade the browser to make one. Which you can't.

I want to download Mavericks on my iMac. I presently have 10.6.8. Sadly I am a total klux when downloading and need very simple advice please.

I want to upgrade from O S 10.6.8 but am a total klux when downloading. Instructions have to be very simple. Thanks a lot.

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Need help with progress bar !!!!!!!

Is ther anyway to display the progress of functions, which I created in my application, through a progress bar ... while the results are being computed with my alogs..
They are quite long and it takes quite sometime for the results to generate and user shud see that something is working ... while he waits and shud feel that nothing is happening ....
The progress shudnt necessarily be measurable ... a non measurable progress bar will also do .... Jst want to show that some activity is goin on at the back ...
My algo consist of functions :
for (i = 0 ; i < = 6 ; i++)
my function 1 (my parameters) {} - called 10 times each time the i increments with different parameters
my function 2() {} - called 10 times ....
my functions 3() {} - called 10 times IF somebody know how to do it ... please help meee......... its urgent

Are you posting this on your cell phone? There seems to be something horribly wrong with your keyboard or your auto complete for your words, as it is, I could barely understand what you were asking. If that is the way you actually spell, then I doubt anyone could help you, maybe you should just step away from the keyboard or what ever device it is your are using to input, because it's correct operation seems to escape you--will you actually be able to comprehend a solution if it is presented?
But on the outside chance that you may be a savant, and just cannot form sentences and words properly, here is an idea...
Ages ago, long before you were ever an itch in your parents'... you get the picture...
They used to say: "Hey, I'm going to be doing a lot of processing or repetitive tasks and maybe between each task I should do something to let the user know the process is running and not just locked up."
Even a status bar needs you to do something between each process, you have to make it do something between executions of tasks.

[SOLVED] Almost there just need a global progress bar

Heya,
There's no man page for bar so I have looked at the code a bit. I am trying to have a progress bar to copy a folder with many files including symbolic links (unfortunately pycp does not support them yet). With the -s parameter, I can specify the approximate size of what I am copying but it works only if it is a single file.
I have also tried pv, pipemeter, orphan advcp, ecp, scp and I am now desperate.
Would someone be kind enough to help me ?
[tamikana@archlinux ~]$ cat /usr/bin/bar
#! /bin/sh
# bar
# 'cat' with ASCII progress bar
# (c) Henrik Theiling
BAR_VERSION=1.4
# Synopsis:
# 'bar' works just like 'cat', but shows a progress bar in ASCII art on stderr.
# The script's main function is meant to be usable in any Bourne shell to be
# suitable for install scripts without the need for any additional tool.
# Shell Script Usage: bar [options] [files]
# Options:
# -h displays help
# Examples:
# Normal pipe:
# : bar mypack.tar.bz2 | tar xjpf -
# Individual pipe for each file:
# : bar -c 'tar xjpf -' mypack1.tar.bz2 mypack2.tar.bz2
# Individual pipe, using ${bar_file} variable:
# : bar -c 'echo ${bar_file}: ; gzip -dc | tar tvf -' \
# : -e .tar.gz \
# : file1 file2 file3 file4 file5 \
# : > package-list.txt
# Programs and shell commands:
# Required (otherwise this fails):
# if, then, else, fi, expr, test, cat, eval, exec
# shell functions
# test:
# a = b
# a -lt b
# a -gt b
# a -le b
# -f a
# -n a
# -z a
# expr:
# a + b
# a - b
# a '*' b
# a / b
# a : b
# Optional (otherwise this does not show the bar):
# grep, dd, echo, ls, sed, cut
# ls:
# must output the file size at fifth position.
# The command line interface also uses:
# awk
####>-SCHNIPP-<########################################################
bar_cat()
# Use this shell function in your own install scripts.
# Options:
# Width of the bar (in ten characters). The default is 76 characters.
test -z "${BAR_WIDTH}" && test -n "${COLUMNS}" && BAR_WIDTH=${COLUMNS}
# Check syntax:
( expr "${BAR_WIDTH}" + 0 >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_WIDTH=0
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} + 0` || BAR_WIDTH=0
test "x${BAR_WIDTH}" = x0 && BAR_WIDTH=76
# Maximal block size to use for dd.
test -n "${BAR_BS}" || BAR_BS=1048567
# BEGIN PERC
# Whether to show a percentage.
test -n "${BAR_PERC}" || BAR_PERC=1
# END PERC
# BEGIN ETA
# Whether to show estimated time of arrival (ETA).
test -n "${BAR_ETA}" || BAR_ETA=1
# END ETA
# Width of the trace display:
# BEGIN TRACE
test -n "${BAR_TRACE_WIDTH}" || BAR_TRACE_WIDTH=10
# END TRACE
# The command to execute for every given file. Each file
# is piped into this command individually. By default, the
# files are simply dumped to stdout.
test -n "${BAR_CMD}" || BAR_CMD=cat
# The characters to be used in the bar
test -n "${BAR_L}" || BAR_L='['
test -n "${BAR_R}" || BAR_R=']'
test -n "${BAR_C0}" || BAR_C0='.'
test -n "${BAR_C1}" || BAR_C1='='
# Additional extension to add to each file:
#BAR_EXT=${BAR_EXT-}
# Whether to clear bar after termination. Otherwise keep the full bar.
#BAR_CLEAR=${BAR_CLEAR-0}
# Unless switched off by user, use the bar by default:
test -n "${BAR_OK}" || BAR_OK=1
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - 3`
bar_trace=''
# BEGIN TRACE
if test "x${BAR_TRACE}" = x1
then
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - ${BAR_TRACE_WIDTH}`
bar_lauf=${BAR_TRACE_WIDTH}
bar_t_space=''
bar_t_dot=''
while test "${bar_lauf}" -gt 1
do
bar_t_space="${bar_t_space} "
bar_t_dot="${bar_t_dot}."
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} - 1`
done
bar_trace="${bar_t_space} "
fi
# END TRACE
bar_eta=''
BAR_GET_TIME='echo'
# BEGIN ETA
( expr 1 + ${SECONDS} >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_ETA=0
if test "x${BAR_ETA}" = x1
then
BAR_GET_TIME='( echo ${SECONDS} )'
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - 6`
bar_eta='--:-- '
fi
# END ETA
bar_perc=''
# BEGIN PERC
if test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1
then
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - 5`
bar_perc=' 0% '
fi
# END PERC
BAR_GET_SIZE='( ls -l "${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}" | sed "s@ *@ @g" | cut -d " " -f 5 ) 2>/dev/null'
# portable?
# check features:
( ( echo a ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | dd bs=2 count=2 ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | grep a ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | sed 's@ *@ @g' ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | cut -d ' ' -f 1 ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
# check ranges:
test "${BAR_WIDTH}" -ge 4 || BAR_OK=0
BAR_ECHO='echo'
BAR_E_C1=''
BAR_E_C2=''
BAR_E_NL='echo'
# Does echo accept -n without signalling an error?
if echo -n abc >/dev/null 2>&1
then
BAR_E_C1='-n'
fi
# Check how to print a line without newline:
if ( ( ${BAR_ECHO} "${BAR_E_C1}" abc ; echo 1,2,3 ) | grep n ) >/dev/null 2>&1
then
# Try echo \c:
if ( ( ${BAR_ECHO} 'xyz\c' ; echo 1,2,3 ) | grep c ) >/dev/null 2>&1
then
# Try printf:
if ( ( printf 'ab%s' c ; echo 1,2,3 ) | grep abc ) >/dev/null 2>&1
then
BAR_ECHO='printf'
BAR_E_C1='%s'
else
BAR_ECHO=':'
BAR_E_C1=''
BAR_E_NL=':'
BAR_OK=0
fi
else
BAR_E_C1=''
BAR_E_C2='\c'
fi
fi
# prepare initial bar:
bar_shown=0
if test "${BAR_OK}" = 1
then
bar_lauf=0
bar_graph=''
while test `expr ${bar_lauf} + 5` -le "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_lauf}" -lt "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C0}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 1`
done
${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2_eta}${bar_perc}${BAR_L}${bar_graph}${BAR_R}
bar_shown=1
fi
# for shifting large numbers so that expr can handle them:
# Assume we can compute up to 2147483647, thus 9 arbitrary digits.
# We must be able to do + of two numbers of 9 digits length. Ok.
# BEGIN LARGE
( ( test 1999999998 = `expr 999999999 + 999999999` ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
bar_large_num="........."
bar_div=""
# END LARGE
bar_numsuff=""
# find size:
bar_size=0
if test -n "${BAR_SIZE}"
then
bar_size=${BAR_SIZE}
# BEGIN LARGE
while expr "${bar_size}" : "${bar_large_num}" >/dev/null 2>&1
do
bar_div="${bar_div}."
bar_numsuff="${bar_numsuff}0"
bar_size=`expr "${bar_size}" : '$.*$.$'`
done
# END LARGE
BAR_GET_SIZE="echo '${BAR_SIZE}'"
else
for bar_file
do
bar_size1=0
if test -f "${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}"
then
bar_size1=`eval "${BAR_GET_SIZE}"`
# BEGIN LARGE
# divide and upround by pattern matching:
if test -n "${bar_div}"
then
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" : '$.*$'${bar_div}'$'` || bar_size1=0
fi
# adjust if still too large:
while expr "${bar_size1}" : "${bar_large_num}" >/dev/null 2>&1
do
bar_div="${bar_div}."
bar_numsuff="${bar_numsuff}0"
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" : '$.*$.$'`
bar_size=`expr "${bar_size}" : '$.*$.$'` || bar_size=0
done
# upround if necessary:
if test -n "${bar_div}"
then
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" + 1`
fi
# END LARGE
# add to total size:
bar_size=`expr ${bar_size} + ${bar_size1}`
# BEGIN LARGE
# adjust if still too large:
while expr "${bar_size}" : "${bar_large_num}" >/dev/null 2>&1
do
bar_div="${bar_div}."
bar_numsuff="${bar_numsuff}0"
bar_size=`expr "${bar_size}" : '$.*$.$'`
done
# END LARGE
else
BAR_OK=0
fi
done
fi
bar_quad=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} '*' ${BAR_WIDTH}`
test "${bar_size}" -gt "${bar_quad}" || BAR_OK=0
if test "${BAR_OK}" = 0
then
# For some reason, we cannot display the bar. Thus plain operation:
for bar_file
do
if test "${bar_file}" = "/dev/stdin"
then
eval "${BAR_CMD}"
else
eval "${BAR_CMD}" < "${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}"
fi
done
else
# Compute wanted bytes per step:
bar_want_bps=`expr ${bar_size} + ${BAR_WIDTH}`
bar_want_bps=`expr ${bar_want_bps} - 1`
bar_want_bps=`expr ${bar_want_bps} / ${BAR_WIDTH}`
# Compute block count per step to keep within maximum block size:
bar_count=1
if test "${bar_want_bps}" -gt "${BAR_BS}"
then
bar_count=`expr ${bar_want_bps} + ${BAR_BS}`
bar_count=`expr ${bar_count} - 1`
bar_count=`expr ${bar_count} / ${BAR_BS}`
fi
# Compute block size for given count:
bar_wc=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} '*' ${bar_count}`
bar_bs=`expr ${bar_size} + ${bar_wc}`
bar_bs=`expr ${bar_bs} - 1`
bar_bs=`expr ${bar_bs} / ${bar_wc}`
# Compute bs * count, the bytes per step:
bar_bps=`expr ${bar_bs} '*' ${bar_count}`
# Compute bytes per hundredth:
bar_bph=`expr ${bar_size} + 99`
bar_bph=`expr ${bar_bph} / 100`
# Run loop:
bar_pos=0
bar_graph="${BAR_L}"
bar_cur_char=0
bar_t0=`eval "${BAR_GET_TIME}" 2>/dev/null` || bar_t0=0
for bar_file
do
# BEGIN TRACE
if test "x${BAR_TRACE}" = x1
then
bar_trace=`expr "${bar_file}" : '.*/$[^/][^/]*$$'` || bar_trace="${bar_file}"
bar_trace=`expr "${bar_trace}${bar_t_space}" : '$'${bar_t_dot}'$'`
bar_trace="${bar_trace} "
fi
# END TRACE
# Initial character position in bar for file:
bar_char=`expr ${bar_pos} / ${bar_want_bps}` || bar_char=0
while test "${bar_char}" -gt `expr ${bar_cur_char} + 4`
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}"
bar_cur_char=`expr ${bar_cur_char} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_char}" -gt "${bar_cur_char}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}"
bar_cur_char=`expr ${bar_cur_char} + 1`
done
# Get file size. This must work now (we checked with test -f before).
bar_size1=`eval "${BAR_GET_SIZE}" 2>/dev/null` || bar_size1=0
# BEGIN LARGE
# Divide and upround by pattern matching:
if test -n "${bar_div}"
then
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" : '$.*$'${bar_div}'$'` || bar_size1=0
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" + 1`
fi
# END LARGE
# loop:
bar_total=0
exec 6>&1
exec 5<"${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}"
while test "${bar_total}" -lt "${bar_size1}"
do
dd bs="${bar_bs}" count="${bar_count}${bar_numsuff}" <&5 >&6 2>/dev/null
bar_total=`expr ${bar_total} + ${bar_bps}`
if test "${bar_total}" -gt "${bar_size1}"
then
bar_total="${bar_size1}"
fi
bar_pos1=`expr ${bar_pos} + ${bar_total}`
bar_proz=`expr ${bar_pos1} / ${bar_bph}` || bar_proz=0
# BEGIN PERC
if test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1
then
bar_perc=" ${bar_proz}% "
bar_perc=`expr "${bar_perc}" : '.*$.....$$'`
fi
# END PERC
# BEGIN ETA
if test "x${BAR_ETA}" = x1
then
bar_diff=`eval "${BAR_GET_TIME}" 2>/dev/null` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} - ${bar_t0} 2>/dev/null` || bar_diff=0
bar_100p=`expr 100 - ${bar_proz}` || bar_100p=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} '*' ${bar_100p}` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} + ${bar_proz}` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} - 1` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} / ${bar_proz} 2>/dev/null` || bar_diff=0
if test "${bar_diff}" -gt 0
then
bar_t_unit=":"
if test "${bar_diff}" -gt 2700
then
bar_t_uni="h"
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} / 60`
fi
bar_diff_h=`expr ${bar_diff} / 60` || bar_diff_h=0
if test "${bar_diff_h}" -gt 99
then
bar_eta=" ${bar_diff_h}${bar_t_unit} "
else
bar_diff_hi=`expr ${bar_diff_h} '*' 60` || bar_diff_hi=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} - ${bar_diff_hi}` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr "00${bar_diff}" : '.*$..$$'`
bar_eta=" ${bar_diff_h}${bar_t_unit}${bar_diff} "
fi
bar_eta=`expr "${bar_eta}" : '.*$......$$'`
fi
fi
# END ETA
bar_char=`expr ${bar_pos1} / ${bar_want_bps}` || bar_char=0
while test "${bar_char}" -gt "${bar_cur_char}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}"
${bar_trace}${bar_eta}${bar_perc}${bar_graph}${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2
bar_cur_char=`expr ${bar_cur_char} + 1`
done
done
) | eval "${BAR_CMD}"
bar_pos=`expr ${bar_pos} + ${bar_size1}`
done
# ${BAR_ECHO} "${BAR_E_C1}" "${BAR_R}${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2
fi
if test "${bar_shown}" = 1
then
# BEGIN TRACE
test "x${BAR_TRACE}" = x1 && bar_trace="${bar_t_space} "
# END TRACE
# BEGIN ETA
test "x${BAR_ETA}" = x1 && bar_eta=' '
# END ETA
if test "x${BAR_CLEAR}" = x1
then
# BEGIN PERC
test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1 && bar_perc=' '
# END PERC
bar_lauf=0
bar_graph=''
while test `expr ${bar_lauf} + 5` -le "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph} "
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_lauf}" -lt "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph} "
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 1`
done
${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2_eta}${bar_perc} ${bar_graph}
else
# BEGIN PERC
test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1 && bar_perc='100% '
# END PERC
bar_lauf=0
bar_graph=''
while test `expr ${bar_lauf} + 5` -le "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_lauf}" -lt "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 1`
done
${bar_trace}${bar_eta}${bar_perc}${BAR_L}${bar_graph}${BAR_R}${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2
${BAR_E_NL} 1>&2
fi
fi
####>-SCHNAPP-<########################################################
BAR_AWK_0=''
# Command line interface:
while test -n "$1"
do
case "$1" in
-o|-c|-w|-0|-1|-e|-d|-b|-s|-\[\]|-\[|-\]|-T)
if test -z "$2"
then
echo "$0: Error: A non-empty argument was expected after $1" 1>&2
fi
BAR_ARG="$1"
BAR_OPT="$2"
shift
shift
-o*|-c*|-w*|-0*|-1*|-e*|-d*|-b*|-T*)
BAR_ARG=`expr "$1" : '$-.$'`
BAR_OPT=`expr "$1" : '-.$.*$$'`
shift
-h|-n|-p|-D|-D-|-q|-V|-t|-E|-L)
BAR_ARG="$1"
BAR_OPT=""
shift
--) shift
break
-*) echo "$0: Error: Unrecognized option: $1" 1>&2
exit 1
break
esac
case "${BAR_ARG}" in
-h) echo 'Usage: bar [-n] [-p] [-q] [-o FILE] [-c CMD] [-s SIZE] [-b SIZE]'
echo ' [-w WIDTH] [-0/1/[/] CHAR] [-d DIR] [-e EXT] [Files]'
echo ' bar -V'
echo ' bar -D'
echo ' bar -D-'
echo 'Options:'
echo ' -h displays help'
echo ' -o FILE sets output file'
echo ' -c CMD sets individual execution command'
echo ' -e EXT append an extension to each file'
echo ' -d DIR prepend this prefix to each file (a directory must end in /)'
echo ' -s SIZE expected number of bytes. Use for pipes. This is a hint'
echo ' only that must be greater or equal to the amount actually'
echo ' processed. Further, this only works for single files.'
echo ' -b SIZE maximal block size (bytes) (default: 1048567)'
echo ' -w WIDTH width in characters (default: terminal width-3 or 76)'
echo ' -0 CHAR character for empty bar (default: .)'
echo ' -1 CHAR character for full bar (default: =)'
echo ' -[ CHAR first character of bar (default: [)'
echo ' -] CHAR last character of bar (default: ])'
echo ' -n clears bar after termination'
echo ' -t traces (=displays) which file is processed'
echo ' -T WIDTH no of characters reserved for the file display of -t'
echo ' -p hides percentage'
echo ' -E hides estimated time display'
echo ' -q hides the whole bar, be quiet'
echo ' -D tries to dump the bar_cat() shell function, then exit.'
echo ' Here, -t, -p, -E remove the corresponding feature completely.'
echo ' Further, -L removes large file support from the code.'
echo ' -D- same as -D, but dumps the function body only'
echo ' -V displays version number'
echo ' -- end of options: only file names follow'
exit 0
-n) BAR_CLEAR=1
-L) BAR_LARGE=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *LARGE/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *LARGE/ {x=0} ;"
-t) BAR_TRACE=1
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *TRACE/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *TRACE/ {x=0} ;"
-T) BAR_TRACE_WIDTH="${BAR_OPT}"
-q) BAR_OK=0
-p) BAR_PERC=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *PERC/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *PERC/ {x=0} ;"
-E) BAR_ETA=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *ETA/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *ETA/ {x=0} ;"
-V) echo "bar v${BAR_VERSION}"
exit 0
-D) echo "BAR_VERSION=${BAR_VERSION}"
awk "${BAR_AWK_0}"'{sub(/ *#.*$/,"")} ; /^bar_cat/ {x=1} ; {sub(/^ */,"")} ; /./ {if(x)print} ; /^}/ {x=0}' "$0"
exit 0
-D-) echo "BAR_VERSION=${BAR_VERSION}"
awk "${BAR_AWK_0}"'{sub(/ *#.*$/,"")} ; /^}/ {x=0} ; {sub(/^ */,"")} ; /./ {if(x)print} ; /^{/ {x=1}' "$0"
exit 0
-o) exec 1>"${BAR_OPT}"
-c) BAR_CMD="${BAR_OPT}"
-b) BAR_BS="${BAR_OPT}"
if BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_BS}" : '$.*$k$'`
then
BAR_BS=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1024`
elif BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_BS}" : '$.*$M$'`
then
BAR_BS=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1048567`
fi
-s) BAR_SIZE="${BAR_OPT}"
if BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_SIZE}" : '$.*$k$'`
then
BAR_SIZE=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1024`
elif BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_SIZE}" : '$.*$M$'`
then
BAR_SIZE=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1048567`
fi
if test "$#" -gt 1
then
echo "Error: -s cannot be specified for multiple input files." 1>&2
exit 1
fi
-e) BAR_EXT="${BAR_OPT}"
-d) BAR_DIR="${BAR_OPT}"
-0) BAR_C0="${BAR_OPT}"
-1) BAR_C1="${BAR_OPT}"
-\[) BAR_L="${BAR_OPT}"
-\]) BAR_R="${BAR_OPT}"
BAR_L="${BAR_OPT}"
BAR_R="${BAR_OPT}"
-w) BAR_WIDTH="${BAR_OPT}"
esac
done
# Invoke main function:
if test "$#" = 0
then
bar_cat /dev/stdin
else
bar_cat "$@"
fi
EDIT: solved https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 85#p498885
It seems like I have not tried every potential packages after all
Last edited by tamikana (2011-10-30 16:04:46)

This might help http://www.dwcourse.com/dreamweaver/ten-commandments-spry-menubars.php#one
Also, if you use DW CS5 click on Live Code and Live View. Then when clicking on the menu items in Live View, watch the changes in classes that occur. This mifgt give you a clue of what to do.
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OK. Sounds like you are simply below the top level of the Inbox menu. Look at the upper left of the mail box list. You should some text (what exactly will depend on where you are) precedded by an <. Tap on that until you return to the top of the list.
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