After a lot of google’ing and reading forums I’ve not found a suitable answer.
So far all I have found is something like below:
- show loading message
- call change page
- hide loading message
This would work but I would have to do this every time I call load/change page (which is a lot).
Which would leave me either to make a middle man function like below:
function customLoader(url){
showLoader();
$.mobile.changePage(url);
hideLoader();
}
Is there anyway of binding it to the change page event?
So that it shows from the second changePage is called but hides once changePage is away…
I know the above middle man method would work but would like something more tidy and nicer to implement as there’s a lot of html/js files.
Something like this:
Timeout is here only so you can see it’s working successfully. This is a light example so transition is fired quickly. Remove it in your real code.
And here’s an example: http://jsfiddle.net/Gajotres/arrHd/
Every change page event cycle has a order of events occuring when a page A is transiting to a page B. No matter which action is used to trigger a change page you can always disable it when page B i successfully loaded. If you want to find more about page load order take a look at this link: https://stackoverflow.com/a/14010308/1848600. There you will find a lot about jQM page dynamics.
In case you want to implement this into every page transition use this:
This will hide a ajax loader (if it is open) every time a different page is successfully loaded and shown.