[Bug] Loading bar hangs and does not finish loading.

[deiu]

[Bug] Loading bar hangs and does not finish loading.

[dasois]

ngProgress.start() does not complete the progress-bar. Why should it?
Call ngProgress.complete() to complete it.

[deiu]

Could you please reopen this issue, because I think you misread my comment. I didn't talk about the calls, I know very well how the library works. I was talking about two events that might trigger ngProgress.start(), at which point the loading bar would never fully complete.

Again, you can test this strange behavior by going to https://victorbjelkholm.github.io/ngProgress/ and clicking on Start -> Complete. Wait for it to complete then click on Start again.

CONCLUSION: The loading bar will never complete if two ngProgress.start() are made without refreshing the page.

[victorb]

I've just tried this out in latest Chrome (Version 37.0.2062.94 (64-bit))
and latest Firefox (Version 32.0) on Ubuntu and it seems to be working fine.

Please note that start() and complete() are both called before
the first time you click on "Start" and "Complete" so the bug would appear
already after your first try.

But, there is known problems with calling start() twice without
calling complete() after the first one, but this is not the issue, if
I understand you correctly.

I'm not sure I understand how you get this issue. Can you provide the
browser version you're using, if there is any cross-browser issue.

Edit: Re-reading the initial issue comment you made, it seems like you're indeed are clicking start twice, or doing "Start" -> "Complete" -> "Start" very fast which is known to be a bit buggy.

Sincerely,
Victor Bjelkholm
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[email protected]

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Andrei [email protected] wrote:

Could you please reopen this issue, because I think you misread my
comment. I didn't talk about the calls, I know very well how the library
works. I was talking about two events that might trigger
ngProgress.start(), at which point the loading bar would never fully
complete.

Again, you can test this strange behavior by going to
https://victorbjelkholm.github.io/ngProgress/ and clicking on Start ->
Complete. Wait for it to complete then click on Start again.

CONCLUSION: The loading bar will never complete if two ngProgress.start()
are made without refreshing the page.

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[deiu]

Yes to your Edit: comment. My app often completes and starts new loading bars as data arrives, which triggers this issue. Is there any fix planned?

[dasois]

This was closed by #48.
On the website the new release has not yet being incorporated, see #57

[victorb]

@dasois I have updated the gh-pages branch but I'm afraid this is not fixed by any other issues. This issue seems to be more about calling Start -> Complete -> Start very fast is buggy while #48 was more about Start -> Start -> Complete and never finishing