Just to follow-up on this thread, my testing shows that the problems
with AjaxStart and AjaxStop are resolved in jQuery 1.0.4. The Ajax
calls also now work in Firefox 1.0.x, which was not the case with the
previous jQuery library that I was using.
Thank you,
Mike Chabot
On 12/5/06, Jörn
Mike Chabot wrote:
How do I update to the latest version using SVN? When I try
TortoiseSVN, it prompts me for a username and password.
Thank you,
Mike Chabot
It checks out fine for me without from svn://jquery.com/trunk - is that
where you are grabbing it from?
Hope this helps,
Kelvin :)
Mike Chabot schrieb:
Yes. I tried that path as well as svn://jquery/. I am not sure what to
put in the username and password fields that pop up in TortoiseSVN.
Did you try to simply enter something? Or anything?
I can recommend to use Eclipse with Subclipse or Subversive: Both great
SVN
Guntur N. Sarwohadi schrieb:
Oh.. ok ok.. i understand your point. so i think it's also best to
just use either the success parameter in $.ajax or the ajax listeners
(ajaxStop, ajaxStart, etc) and not both? In a way, i realize it's also
redundant to add the success parameter just to call
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Guntur N. Sarwohadi schrieb:
Oh.. ok ok.. i understand your point. so i think it's also best to
just use either the success parameter in $.ajax or the ajax listeners
(ajaxStop, ajaxStart, etc) and not both? In a way, i realize it's also
redundant to add the
Oh.. ok ok.. i understand your point. so i think it's also best to just use
either the success parameter in $.ajax or the ajax listeners (ajaxStop,
ajaxStart, etc) and not both? In a way, i realize it's also redundant to add
the success parameter just to call ajaxListener..
thanks!
On 11/24/06,
Oh, btw.. and i notice that both files (htm and php) needs to be accessed
through a webserver to make that particular error show. I tried accessing
the htm as a file in a browser and although it doesn't spit out the error,
it just wont work (a 'silent' error :p)
cheers,
Guntur N. Sarwohadi
On
Hmm.. weird as..? please let me know, i might learn something from you,
especially i'm particularly new to js and jquery :)
thanks!
On 11/24/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guntur N. Sarwohadi schrieb:
Oh, btw.. and i notice that both files (htm and php) needs to be
accessed
Guntur N. Sarwohadi schrieb:
Hmm.. weird as..? please let me know, i might learn something from
you, especially i'm particularly new to js and jquery :)
You should add any ajax handlers before calling $.ajax, not inside of
the success callback. You code worked because the ajaxStop event is
Thanks for pointing it out Mike. Weird I couldn't find anything
related in the bug list.
This function broke in one of the 1.0.2 revisions and is still broken
in 1.0.3. I am using an older version of jQuery where this function
still works.
-Mike Chabot
tomás pollak schrieb:
Hello,
I've normally had no problems hiding the spinner/loading on IE for
ajax calls. However, this time I just can't get it to work, it throws
me a 'null' is null or not an object error when all AJAX calls have
finished. Ajaxstart(), hovever, has no issues. I've tried
This function broke in one of the 1.0.2 revisions and is still broken
in 1.0.3. I am using an older version of jQuery where this function
still works.
-Mike Chabot
On 11/20/06, tomás pollak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've normally had no problems hiding the spinner/loading on IE for
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