Tile loading event
See original GitHub issueIn OSD exists the event tile-loaded
or tile-load-failed
, but there is no event like tile-loading
. I want to show a waiting indicator, while a tile is loading. Is there an other way to handle this?
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I’ve tried the latest master version and the event is called when the user scolls or zooms, so that i can show a waiting indicator. Thanks for the quick help.
@makoychan See the discussion in #1262, but yes, it appears to be broken in your case, but you don’t need it in your case either.