Issue with Updating.gif

Aspose.Cells Product Family
1

Hi Team,
I’m using Aspose.Cells for GridJS. I want to remove the updating.gif image, but even after removing it from one location, it still loads from another source.

Could you please guide me on how to completely disable or remove this image?"

const loadNormalContext = (sheet) => {
const option = {
updateMode: ‘server’,
updateUrl: ‘/GridJs2/UpdateCell’,
showToolbar: true,

            // showFileName:false,
            //showGrid: true,
            //mode: 'edit',
            mode: 'edit',
            //support multiple language ,the locale is: en zh es pt de ru nl
            local: 'en',
	loadingGif:'/static/content/img/updating.gif',
        };
2

@sarathepiq

To completely remove the updating.gif image in Aspose.Cells for GridJS, you need to set the loadingGif option to an empty string. In your current configuration, it is set to /static/content/img/updating.gif.

You can modify your loadNormalContext function as follows:

const loadNormalContext = (sheet) => {
    const option = {
        updateMode: 'server',
        updateUrl: '/GridJs2/UpdateCell',
        showToolbar: true,
        mode: 'edit',
        local: 'en',
        loadingGif: '', // Set to an empty string to disable the loading GIF
    };

    // Initialize your GridJS instance here
};

By setting loadingGif to an empty string, the loading GIF will not be displayed. If you wish to use a different image, simply replace the empty string with the new image URL.

3

@sarathepiq,

Thanks for sharing the detail.

We need to evaluate your issue in details. We have opened the following new ticket(s) in our internal issue tracking system and will either provide relevant details with scripts or deliver their fixes according to the terms mentioned in Free Support Policies.

Issue ID(s): CELLSGRIDJS-1915

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4

@sarathepiq
For a simple workaround, you can just use this gif, and set the loadingGif to point to it.
transparent_1x1.gif (807 Bytes)
for example:

const option = {
//.......
 	        loadingGif: '/static/content/img/transparent_1x1.gif',
        };