I use a throbber plugin (http://www.systemantics.net/en/throbber)
developed for an earlier version of jQuery, but works properly in
1.3.2. The throbber animation never quits in v 1.4, so I dug into the
innards of the plugin to try to determine why. I can narrow the issue
by simplifying the plugin to this:
(function($){
$().ajaxStop(function() {
_stopIt();
});
_stopIt = function() {
alert('Moo!')
}
})(jQuery);
In jQuery 1.3.2, I get the cow alert on the completion of every ajax
event, but in 1.4, the _stopIt function is never called. I'm no plugin
expert and can't find a similar plugin to compare code, but I'm
wondering what is wrong here. Is there a new or better way to register
ajaxStop in a plugin?
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