Hello,
i've noticed that the radbusyindactor does not go to the "busy" state when you change the isBusy property fast. You can test this behavior in the telerik demos application when you use the busyIndicator Configurator and switch off isinditerminate. Then you click isbusy 3 times quickly. Now the state should be "busy" but it's not.
I've found out i can get it to go to busy state after applying a thread.sleep of 200 millisecs but that's a dumb solution.
Any chance of helping me out here?
Thanks in advance!
i've noticed that the radbusyindactor does not go to the "busy" state when you change the isBusy property fast. You can test this behavior in the telerik demos application when you use the busyIndicator Configurator and switch off isinditerminate. Then you click isbusy 3 times quickly. Now the state should be "busy" but it's not.
I've found out i can get it to go to busy state after applying a thread.sleep of 200 millisecs but that's a dumb solution.
Any chance of helping me out here?
Thanks in advance!
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Mike
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answered on 14 Feb 2012, 02:39 PM
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Hi,
This issue is known and there is an easy workaround for it. Setting a value to DisplayAfter property of the RadBusyIndicator will do the trick.
Also if you need a prompt reply I would suggest you to use the ticketing system instead of our forums.
Kind regards,
Ivo
the Telerik team
This issue is known and there is an easy workaround for it. Setting a value to DisplayAfter property of the RadBusyIndicator will do the trick.
Also if you need a prompt reply I would suggest you to use the ticketing system instead of our forums.
Kind regards,
Ivo
the Telerik team
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