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Attached is an implementation of a progress bar using FM7's repeating field calcs. This can be used if you have a slow maintenance script or opener script, and you want to give impatient users something to look at. smile.gif

ProgressBar.fp7.zip

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Excellent !

You know I love these flavours.

I was playing with something similar, and a way to simulate the "back and forth" effect of the OSX progress bar. Will get in touch if I can find a way too.

Again, excellent work and rendering.

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On Windows, it flashes insanely. I nearly had a seizure. wink.gif Is there any way to tame it down a little?

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Sorry Queue,

It must be something with the way it refreshes in Windows. Try this version which only refreshes if the layout has to be switched (This could still have problems if called in a script that goes to other layouts.)

Unfortunately, I don't have Windows available to iron out this bug further.

ProgressBar2.fp7.zip

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Actually, you don't really need to refresh it I would think if you had used a full filled repeated field rather than 2 separate ones.

I'm working on the back and forth effect already wink.gif

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That one's a little better. It still has a white block that flashes across the screen at times, similar to the way you would see a computer monitor behaving on television.

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Ooh, that one is much cleaner! It flashes when a new window is created, but not half as badly as the others.

Ugo, I'm not sure what yours is even supposed to do.

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Hmm...

There's a back and forth effect. Part of the Bar Progress on the right side, but another part, at the same time, slides backwards, so that you get this impression.

But may be you don't see it on Windows. Or is it just me ?

It just use a Pause with no refresh as I generally don't use the xx% thing. Seems to me a bit unuseful as this is just the goal of a progress bar to visually reflect the progression.

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