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It specifies how to display the progress box at the client. The progress box is a message used to indicate the AU requests being processed by the server. By default, it is displayed at the left, top corner.
 
It specifies how to display the progress box at the client. The progress box is a message used to indicate the AU requests being processed by the server. By default, it is displayed at the left, top corner.
  
Here is a list of allowed values. If you want to specify two of them, separate them with a comma, such as <tt>left,top</tt>.
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Latest revision as of 08:50, 18 March 2024


org.zkoss.zul.progressbox.position


Property:

org.zkoss.zul.progressbox.position
Applicable:
Dndsmalltalk-check-icon.png globally in zk.xml via <library-property>
Dndsmalltalk-cross-icon.png not as <custom-attribute>
Default: left, top

Since 5.0.1

It specifies how to display the progress box at the client. The progress box is a message used to indicate the AU requests being processed by the server. By default, it is displayed at the left, top corner.

Here is a list of allowed values. If you want to specify two of them, separate them with a comma, such as left,top.

Allowed Values
Value Description
top Align the progress box at the top edge of the browser window.
bottom Align the progress box at the bottom edge of the browser window.
left Align the progress box at the left edge of the browser window.
right Align the progress box at the right edge of the browser window.
center Align the progress box at the center of the browser window. If it is used with left and top, it means the center in the vertical orientation.
mouse Align the progress box near by the mouse pointer. If specified, it ignores all other values.



Last Update : 2024/03/18

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