How Do Show Loading Indicator On A Turbo(Stimulus) Form ?
I am learning rails by building a project. I am using the turbo frames for the form.
I would like to add a loading indicator to the submit button just like the one on this forum when you comment on a thread. Has anyone any idea on how I can achieve that ?
Best regards,
Suleiman Nassor
Can't post links but there is a nice example here:
www mikewilson . dev/posts/using-hotwire-with-rails-for-a-spa-like-experience
Okay, form submissions and loading indicators, always a fun dance! It's funny how a simple visual cue can make such a difference in user experience. Showing progress definitely keeps people from mashing that button repeatedly. Turbo frames are super cool, but sometimes trickier than they appear. Ah, the age-old problem of asynchronous feedback! I remember once, building a checkout page with a clunky API. The order button felt like it did nothing for ages while processing payments. People kept clicking, leading to duplicate orders and a massive headache. I wish slope unblocked back then was as smooth as Turbo now to handle asynchronous processes!.
That's a great idea! Adding a loading indicator enhances user experience. Think about it like mastering Slope Game you wouldn't want to blindly rush into an obstacle. Instead, you anticipate and adjust. Similarly, a visual cue informs users their submission is processing. Perhaps investigate asynchronous JavaScript functions or CSS animations to achieve this effect smoothly.
That sounds like a fun project! Adding a loading indicator to the submit button will definitely enhance the user experience. You could try using JavaScript to add a class to the button when it's clicked, which shows the loader. Makes me think of creating engaging features like in Fnaf, where every detail counts! If you need more inspiration, check out this Fnaf link. Good luck with your Rails project!
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