If you use getScript()
you can execute a function using the success callback but that is only when the script has finished loading.
I would recommend having a loading indicator image (you can find many at http://ajaxload.info/) and hiding it when the script has loaded.
This SO has a couple of other ideas. One solution is below:
var myTrigger;
var progressElem = $('#progressCounter');
$.ajax ({
type : 'GET',
dataType : 'xml',
url : 'somexmlscript.php' ,
beforeSend : function (thisXHR)
{
myTrigger = setInterval (function ()
{
if (thisXHR.readyState > 2)
{
var totalBytes = thisXHR.getResponseHeader('Content-length');
var dlBytes = thisXHR.responseText.length;
(totalBytes > 0)? progressElem.html (Math.round ((dlBytes/ totalBytes) * 100) + "%") : progressElem.html (Math.round (dlBytes /1024) + "K");
}
}, 200);
},
complete : function ()
{
clearInterval (myTrigger);
},
success : function (response)
{
// Process XML
}
});
This sets an interval to compute the progress by taking loaded bytes and total bytes. This might work for you.
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