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I used the examples I could find:
<input type="submit" value="Export to Excel" name="export" id="excel" formmethod="post" class="btn-secondary searchBtn px-5" />and then:
<script type="text/javascript"> $(function(){ kendo.ui.progress.messages = { loading: "Processing..." }; function displayLoading(target) { var element = $(target); kendo.ui.progress(element, true); this.form.submit(function(){ kendo.ui.progress(element, false); }); } $("#excel").click(function(){ displayLoading(document.body); }); });</script>
The problem is that the controller's action returns a file:
public ActionResult Index(...) { ... return File(renderedBytes, mimeType, fileName); // This is an Excel file.}
it looks to me that the
kendo.ui.progress(element, false);is never triggered, therefore the progress overlay stays displayed (and the form is disabled) even after the Excel file is returned to the browser.
How can I make the overlay disapear once the Excel file has been returned?
Thanks.
Petar
Telerik team
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16 Nov 2020
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I can change the background color to show the progress (percentage complete section) - but I need to make the background color transparent and use a background-image with linear gradient but can't get that working. Any idea?
Alex Gyoshev
Telerik team
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22 Sep 2014
