Hi,
$().ajaxStart( function ) and $().ajaxStop() are great to show/hide a
global Ajax activity image/message. But sometimes it would be nice to
temporarily inactivate this functions.
E.g when you have a very short Ajax request, showing an image for a
second or so is more annoying then really
$().ajaxStart( function ) and $().ajaxStop() are great to
show/hide a global Ajax activity image/message. But sometimes
it would be nice to temporarily inactivate this functions.
E.g when you have a very short Ajax request, showing an image
for a second or so is more annoying then really
John Resig schrieb:
I agree with Mike - especially considering that its impossible to know
that an AJAX operation will take less than 1 second to complete -
preemptively stopping a spinner from firing may cause more problems
than it's work.
Yep, you're right. Never thought about setting a
