What’s the best way to add a loading page/splash page when a user first comes to my asp.net mvc application.
Is there a way to add it so I want have to change the way it is accessed?
What are some different ways to do this?
Thanks,
rod.
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What’s the best way to add a loading page/splash page when a user first comes to my asp.net mvc application.
Is there a way to add it so I want have to change the way it is accessed?
What are some different ways to do this?
Thanks,
rod.
You could use jQuery to show a layer with absolute position and a high z-index (layer overlay) that hides all your application (for instance to show advertising) or simulate a loading page (but this is not a strict loading page).
I think you should avoid the use of this methods cause is annoying for the users.
Hope this helps.