- From: Nicolas Froidure <froidure_nicolas@yahoo.fr>
- Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2012 17:07:07 +0100
- To: whatwg@lists.whatwg.org
I'm currently working on a way to update UI before the all XHR datas to be loaded (sample <http://server.elitwork.com/experiments/pagestream/index.html>) For that need i used the progress listener <http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/progress/raw-file/tip/Overview.html#progressevent> but it's particularly unadapted to it's use. Indeed, the only way to access to the data chunk loaded is to keep a reference to the previous value of xhr.responseText. I think it could be more usefull if the progress event was providing a chunk property containing only the new datas loaded. So we could do that : var myXhr=new XMLHttpRequest(); var mylist=document.getElementById('mylist'); myXhr.open("GET", "entries.dat", true); myXhr.onprogress=function(event) { var item=document.createElement('li'); item.innerHTML=event.chunk; myList.appendChild(item); } myXhr.send(null); Instead of : var myXhr=new XMLHttpRequest(); var mylist=document.getElementById('mylist'); myXhr.open("GET", "entries.dat", true); var previousContentLength=0; myXhr.onprogress=function() { var item=document.createElement('li'); item.innerHTML=myXhr.responseText.substr(previousContentLength); previousContentLength=myXhr.responseText.length; myList.appendChild(item); } myXhr.send(null); Regards, Nicolas Froidure.
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