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Loading indicator svg for batch actions #7459

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kglickman opened this issue Dec 15, 2020 · 6 comments
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Loading indicator svg for batch actions #7459

kglickman opened this issue Dec 15, 2020 · 6 comments

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@kglickman
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Batch actions in the grid often take a few seconds. I'd like a good way to indicate this. If a put a Loading indicator above or below the grid, there is bounce in the UI when the action completes. Instead, I'd like to show the loading indicator in the batch action toolbar.

I tried doing this and it basically does what I want, but the svg doesn't render nicely on the blue background.

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@emyarod
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emyarod commented Dec 15, 2020

are you able to use the InlineLoading component for this use case? can you create a reduced test case in Code Sandbox for easier testing and debugging?

@kglickman
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kglickman commented Dec 15, 2020

The InlineLoading component seems to use the same svg so I doubt it will help. I will try to make a reduced test case soon.

@andreancardona
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@kglickman just wanted to follow up here on a potential sandbox to test this - thank you. :)

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I'm totally swamped right now. It will have to wait a few weeks.

@kglickman
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This seems to be fixed in carbon-components-react: 7.28.2. I had originally experienced it in 7.23.2.

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emyarod commented Feb 5, 2021

thanks for the update, it may have been resolved in #7447

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