I’ve found a few past threads discussing a similar issue, but caused by actions other than play testing (i.e., inserting models, creating a union, updating a plugin, etc.) and they seem to have been solved multiple years ago. The loading cursor persists after play testing is over, too, so the only way to fix the issue that I know of so far is to just restart studio, but it’ll pop up again pretty quickly after since I’m constantly having to play test. The cursor should not constantly get stuck in the loading/waiting state. The issue seems to happen regardless of the beta features I have enabled, but here they are anyways: Canvas Group, One-click Collaborate Button, Start Page List Display.
The only relevant information I can think to share here for this issue is that I’m on Windows 11 currently, but I was also getting this issue on my Windows 10 laptop. I think it also happens no matter what place I’m editing. It seems pretty random in that it doesn’t happen every single time I do this, but it is frequent enough that I have to deal with it many times a day. The plugin loadImg.js contains the following code.All I’m doing is pressing the play button in the “Test” category on the “Home” tab in Studio. You can change the ‘img’ to any div or class on which you want to show the spinner while it is loading. The loadImg.js contains the plugin which will automatically detect the images on the page and hides it while the images are not loaded completely. How to show loading gif while actual image is loading – Very simple method. I have even tried a fresh windows install to no avail.
it takes about 2 minutes to get to the log in screen. Let’s learn how to show a loading icon over each image on your site while the image is loading, using jQuery. The boot up seems to be stuck at the loading screen with the windows logo and the dots made of circles. Many of you have been searching for a way to show a loading gif while actual image is being loaded or show a spinner gif while an HTML element or div is being loaded. Do you remember the old school Windows screensaver This striped fractal canvas loading icon gif does feel like it a little bit.
paste this code under the head tag or in a separate js file.Īll done, now reload your page and it will show a loading icon. Now add some jQuery to show the pre-loading icon when the page is loading and hide when it has finished loading. If it's not present, don't show loader */ * Paste this css to your style sheet file or under head tag */ Add some CSS to show the icon and bring it in the middle of the page. I dont guess that really invalidates your point, but I do feel that with Windows Forms apps, the expectation is that, as long as some work is being done, the user should both be made aware and reassured that progress is being made (as opposed to the app just having frozen). How to show a Responsive loading icon or image while page loads.Ģ. Hans: Im working on a Windows Forms application.
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