HTML_Progress
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Packages:
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Tutorials/Manuals:
Package-level: Classes:
HTML_Progress
   Bar1Observer
   logsUpload
   MyObserver
   TimerProgress
Progress_UI
   ActionDisplay
   ActionPreview
   ActionProcess
Progress_DM
   HTML_Progress_DM
Progress_Observer
   HTML_Progress_Observer
Files:
ancestor.php
basic.php
bgimages.php
bluesand.php
bluesandplus.php
bullit.php
circleback.php
circleplain.php
complex.php
custom.php
default.php
default.php
default1.php
default2.php
display_errors.php
ellipse.php
embedded.php
formbasic.php
formpopup.php
formselfref.php
ftpupload.php
function_callback.php
half_basic.php
half_monitor.php
hbar.php
hidden.php
htmlpage.php
htmlpage.php
itdynamic.php
itdynamic.php
javadanse.php
limit.php
log_errors.php
method_callback.php
mixedupload.php
model.php
nostring.php
Progress.php
progressbar.php
rectangle.php
rectangleback.php
redsandback.php
shockwaveflash.php
simple.php
smallest.php
smartydynamic.php
square.php
squareback.php
string.php
vbar.php
vertical.php

subpackage Progress_DM
DM.php

subpackage Progress_Observer
monitor.php
observer.php

subpackage Progress_UI
default.php
generator.php
HTMLPage.php
ITDynamic.php
model.php
pages.php
preview.php
process.php
SmartyDynamic.php
UI.php

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isStringPainted Manual

determines whether the progress bar string is painted or not

by by Laurent Laville
mailto:pear@laurent-laville.org
 November 2003, Laurent Laville
(HTML_Progress 1.0+)

Synopsis

boolean isStringPainted()

Description

The isStringPainted() method is used to know whether the progress bar string is painted or not.

If returns value is FALSE, the progress bar displays the value returned by HTML_Progress::getPercentComplete() method formatted as a percent such as 33%.

Example

  1. <?php
    2. 

  2. require_once ('HTML/Progress.php');
    3. 

  3.  
    4. 

  4. $bar = new HTML_Progress();
    5. 

  5. $test = "\$res = \$bar->isStringPainted() ? 'yes':'no';";
    6. 

  6.  
    7. 

  7. eval($test);
    8. 

  8. print ('is custom string painted ? '. $res);
    9. 

  9. echo '<br/>';
    10. 

  10.  
    11. 

  11. $bar->setStringPainted(true);
    12. 

  12. eval($test);
    13. 

  13. print ('decide to paint custom string : '. $res);
    14. 

  14. ?>
    15.

See Also

setStringPainted Manual

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