Re: [Dynapi-Help] How to load/refresh w/out seeing it in the browser busy icon

[Raymond I. <xw...@ya...>]

Ok. I don't know why it don't show the busy cursor. I
for one don't like it when the busy icon moves and the
busy cursor is shown.

What you can do is display a small layer showing that
the system is fetching data from the server. That way
the viewers will now that data is been fetched from
the server. You could display a floating layer to the
bottom-right of the browser.

--
Raymond Irving

--- Bruce Tennant <blu...@ya...> wrote:
> My web site currently uses an IOelement to retrieve
> updates from the
> server.  This works well enough, but I was wondering
> if it is possible
> w/DynAPI to make it invisible to the user?
> 
> The example I have is nfl.com.  If you go to nfl.com
> and then to a game
> stats page, you'll see the game data and league
> scores update
> frequently but never see the busy window move (the
> icon in upper right
> corner).  You can't tell that the page is fetching
> more data from the
> server.
> 
> Any ideas?  Is this possible w/DynAPI?
> 
> 
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