My web development project loads a lot of content via JSON and AJAX (aren\'t these basically the same thing).
I currently have a webpage that\'s taking a while to load. The php side of the page does a lot of data processing and computation, and that\'s (unfortunately) unavoidable. I would like to display some
开发者_高级运维I\'m writing a gallery application that pulls images from an rss feed, so editing the images directly isn\'t an option.
I\'m currently working on an universal iOS application which has reached more than 100mb in size due to the heavy usage of video and sound files. I\'ve implemented a solution for loading these assets
Edit: Okay, this code still doesn\'t allow me to use two different textures in the program. It acts like it should work, but when I tell it to use the first texture, it\'s the same as the second textu
I just picked up a client who\'s Wordpress web site takes anywhere between 8 to 22 seconds to START loading. The loading delay also occurs when using the Wordpress backend so I\'d like to fix the load
I\'m trying to write a loading screen using the file size and the amount of bytes loaded from the file. I\'m able to get the file size with the XmlHttpRequest.getResponseHeader (\"Content-Length\") bu
I\'m pretty new to the world of web developing and web design in PHP, but I was hoping that someone could help me with my question.
I want to make a loading bar but at first I need to have loading info per enter frame. This is how I do it but it seem not working. Could you teach me how to do it?
Here\'s my model: <?php class Dbtest extends CI_Model { function __construct() { // Call the Model constructor