Although this has no impact on the function, the experience is not very good. So how to solve this problem? There are many articles on the Internet about setting window.status = "xx" after being loaded by the target page, but I found that this method doesn't work very well in situations like this.
Then add
window.onload = function(){
window.status = "Complete";
}
The result is 1.html After the page is loaded, the progress bar below the browser is still there.
After a long period of repeated practice, I finally found a way to solve the problem: open the page without using an href link. Instead, use Javascript to change the iframe method.
- < ;a href="redirect('2.html')" target="page">
At this point, I thought the problem was solved, but I don’t want the browser to complain again A script error came, indicating that redirect is undefined. Finally, I figured it out. It turned out that I forgot to remove the target attribute.
At this point, the problem is completely solved. Since it is not convenient in the company, I will post a sample.