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I am building a site workflow that will let users subscribe to a mailing list.  Is there anyway to either hide or lessen the visual footprint of the "Working on it"  splash screen that pops up once the user clicks on the button? Its very disruptive to the end user experience.

I don't think you can or should modify the working on it screen. It might not be the best in beauty but I'd expect side effects manipulating or hiding it.


you can minimize appearance of the page by putting a pause at the very begining of the workflow

 


Hi Charles,

      You can do it by simply adding a small script on the page,. here you go..

<script language="javascript">

var frames = document.getElementsByTagName("iframe");

for (var i=0; i<frames.length; i++) {

 frames.style.visibility='hidden';

 showReady(frames);

}

function showReady(frame) {

 frame = document.getElementById(frame.id);

 try {

 var src = frame.contentWindow.location.href

 var isRedirect = src.indexOf("appredirect") > 0;

 if (isRedirect) {

 setTimeout(function() { showReady(frame) }, 100);

 return;

 }

 } catch (e) {

 }

 frame.style.visibility='visible';

}

</script>

Regards

Bashya Rajan A


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