Progress bar before loading a component

hi,
Can anybody send me the coding to show a progress bar before loading a component.
thanks in advance.

Hi,
Here is one idea;
http://www.cflex.net/showFileDetails.cfm?ObjectID=448
Johnny
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Show progress bar before loading the applet or application

hi ,
My application size is large and take some time to load . Now i want that to show progress bar . how can i do this .Please Help me
sorry for my english.
Thanks

Do everything in a seperate thread. Create a progress bar in the main thread, then create a new thread for initializing your app. Once the init is done, hide the progress bar and make your app visible.

Progress Bar before page loads......

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I'm able to make progress bars for loading images on the
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appear before the entire page loads. Do use the Loader component as
the entire page and have my flash file load into it? I'm pretty
sure there is an easier way by using actionscript, but my coding
skills are average........
Any help or suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated.
I did do a search on this subject and found a few hints, but not
everything.
Thanks again.

I tried this coding and for some reason I didn't see the
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to do with the "visible=0" line. I messed around with that, and
still had no luck. See if I overlooked a small detail. Thanks
Kglad.
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http://www.trance-state.com/equipment.swf",2);
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bl=_level2.getBytesLoaded();
bt=_level2.getBytesTotal();
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My computer will not start up. It powers up I get the gray screen with the apple and get the loading progress bar it loads to 25% and the screen goes black

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I have solved the problem:
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          boolean isSelected, boolean hasFocus, int row, int column)
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               setMinimum(((JProgressBar) value).getMinimum());
               setMaximum(((JProgressBar) value).getMaximum());
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iam using below code and its working good with page submit button but i need it for a page load i.e when a page loads show the progress bar(page which take a while to load) so i can call it like onload. Anybody who has done this pls i appreciate if you could help...
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You can fix that in your page template by putting something like this just before the BODY tag in the Header region:
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style="display: block;
         position: fixed;
         top: 0px;
         left: 0;
         z-index: 1999;
         width: 100%;
         height: 100%;
         background-color: #fff;
         text-align: center;">
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<img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#themes/theme_200/images/loading.gif" height="32" width="32"
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Progress bar when loading page (%)

Hello. I have done an extensive search on this forum but I haven't been able to find exactly how to do this. I want to put one of those progress bars that show the percentage of how the load of the present page is coming along, and how far away from completion it is. For example you click on a page on a site and the page in question takes 45 seconds to 1 minute to load. In that time while the load is taking place the end user sees a progress bar that tells him(her) that the load is 15% along, 10 seconds later it's 25% complete, etc.
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Upload to a server other than MobileMe and optimize your files before upload ...
http://www.tonbrand.nl/
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Progress bar while loading table

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