These functions take a specific amount of time to be executed:
searchLocDep( .... )
searchLocArr( .... )
searchLocInt( ... )
You can see it in Firefox, the message will appear for like 5 seconds, I
don't want the user to interact with the website in between this interval.
MorningZ wrote:
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> i don't understand
>
> you have:
>
> $.blockUI({ message: '<h2 style="margin-top:10px;">Veuillez
> patienter...</h2>' });
> searchLocDep( .... )
> searchLocArr( .... )
> searchLocInt( ... )
> $.unblockUI();
>
>
> Why are you expecting to see the "block"? you call block then
> unblock and it's happening almost immediately
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> On Oct 30, 9:49 am, debussy007 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I want to use Block UI in the (document).ready(...) function.
>>
>> In Mozilla, the page is displayed and the message is appearing and block
>> UI
>> blocks the page, everything is fine.
>> In IE and Safari, the page is only changed when the page has been
>> unblocked
>> (the message is appearing for 1 second though then disappearing).
>>
>> I tried to use a setTimeout, so in IE and Safari the page is displayed,
>> but,
>> I can just see the page is in loading statement until page has been
>> unblocked. Message is appearing for 1 second again.
>>
>> Real example here:
>> Need to login first, sorry:http://r12 121.ovh.net/~covoitur/auth/login
>> username mathi and empty password
>>
>> Then go to this url:http://r12
>> 121.ovh.net/~covoitur/members/annonces/modifier-trajet/annonce/1
>>
>> Remove the spaces in the URL.
>>
>> Thank you for any help !!
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