Package would be better served if explicit direction were giv...

Package would be better served if explicit direction were given as to how to measure the progress in question.

Sure, it is on my to do list. That is what that (for now empty) options array is meant to be used for.

I plan to provide options to place it in specific screen positions like the corners or the edges, as well let you specify a parent container element that will be placed anywhere you have determined.

Just let me know if you meant something different.

Not sure if we're talking about the same thing. If the script is to update the progress bar smoothly or uniformly, the script will work.

However, the progress will not measure the actual progress of the task completed.

To do so, it seems to me, you'd need to capture the percentage of the task completed, then pass that percentage to the script.

Example - the user clicks an update button. You want to show via the progress bar the percentage of the update completed. Even if you could measure percentages completed, how would you pass the percentage to the script?

I suspect I was reading more into the purpose of the script than intended.

Thanks!

If the total of the task changed during the execution, you can change the total variable. Other than that, the setProgress function should always be used to update the amount done and make the bar reflect that.