I am somewhat new to AJAX, but one thing that I have not touch upon is
the following -
When my App is making an AJAX call, from the users perspective it
seems to be doing nothing, how does one go about freezing the page
(Not sure what else to call it) and indicate to the user that
something is
On Oct 11, 12:04 am, nelian i...@myskills.co.za wrote:
I am somewhat new to AJAX, but one thing that I have not touch upon is
the following -
When my App is making an AJAX call, from the users perspective it
seems to be doing nothing, how does one go about freezing the page
(Not sure what
On 11 October 2011 00:04, nelian i...@myskills.co.za wrote:
I am somewhat new to AJAX, but one thing that I have not touch upon is
the following -
When my App is making an AJAX call, from the users perspective it
seems to be doing nothing, how does one go about freezing the page
(Not sure
I'm with you Richard.
I have a hidden div that loads the spinner and in the AJAX onCreate I
disable the form and unhide the div while in the onComplete I hide the div
and enable the form.
What I have found is that if the AJAX call starts and completes quickly then
the spinner never gets
Using prototype 1.7 I try to figure what is better, the new ON method or
OBSERVE method but the only thing I found is that ON is better if you wish
use an CSS selector and/or stopObserve
am I correct? or observe is going to be deprecated?
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