If you only want to call one, then just provide it as the callback to
your main Ajax call. .ajaxStart() is designed to work globally,
whereas calling .attr() just before you make an Ajax call would work
for that immediate call.
--John
On 4/2/07, ronaldo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I hope you can help. I have a page where i am trying to make two seperate
ajax calls. and as such in the document.ready code i have 2 seperate
ajaxStart function depending on which div's need updating:
$("#diva").ajaxStart(function(){
$("#diva").prev("img").attr({ src: "images/busy.gif" });
});
and
$("#divb").ajaxStart(function(){
$("#divb").prev("img").attr({ src: "images/3MA_processingbar.gif" });
});
However, when the ajax call starts, both div's fire up their respective
ajaxStart animated gif's. I tried the option global: false; however that
just makes the gif's disappear.
What do I need to do to call only 1 specific ajaxStart function ?
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