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I got it to work by displaying the entire div tag again in the loop, the splash screen looks great, updates with the variable name as it scans, but now it won't go away even once the page is done loading. &nbsp;Even after calling the hideObject(splash); and doing a response.flush. &nbsp;It just sits on the last result.
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I got it to work by displaying the entire div tag again in the loop, the splash screen looks great, updates with the variable name as it scans, but now it won't go away even once the page is done loading.  Even after calling the hideObject(splash); and doing a response.flush.  It just sits on the last result.

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Okay, I'm using a loading screen that I found here: <a href="http://authors.aspalliance.com/peterbrunone/pleaseWait.asp" rel="ugc">http://authors.aspalliance.com/peterbrunone/pleaseWait.asp</a><br />
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It works great, however when I'm running a report, I'd love it if the splash screen would actually say &quot;scanning &lt;object&gt;&quot; or something like that.<br />
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How would I do this?
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Okay, I'm using a loading screen that I found here: http://authors.aspalliance.com/peterbrunone/pleaseWait.asp

It works great, however when I'm running a report, I'd love it if the splash screen would actually say "scanning <object>" or something like that.

How would I do this?

Dynamic loading screen in ASP, shows current status or object

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