I use a different method to resolve this problem.

$.blockUI();

setTimeout(funtciont(){...whatever you need to do ... }, 10);


So far, it works fine.


On Aug 28, 10:09 pm, seedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Post runs asynchronously, so the code does not wait for it to finish to
> execute the $.unblockUI(priceElement);.  The set timeout won't be too
> helpful because you dont know how long the request will take until it has
> already happened.
>
> What you likely want to do is to use $.ajax rather than $.post.  That will
> let you have an event when your ajax call finishes(success, error), and turn
> off blockui at that point
>
> something like this
>
> $('#priceupdate').click(function() {
>         $.blockUI(priceElement, { width: '300px' });
>         $.ajax({
>                 url :someurl.php,
>                 data: 'data=somedata',
>                 success: function(response){ alert('success');
> $.unblockUI(); },
>                 error: function(){ alert('oh crap'); $.unblockUI(); }
>           })
>
>
>
> });
> enchen wrote:
>
> > Hi is it possible to have the overlay stay visible all through the process
> > while doing a $.post request?
>
> > Mine disappears almost immediately...
>
> > Code looks like:
>
> > <script type="text/javascript"><!--
> > jQuery.noConflict();
> > $(document).ready(function() {
>
> >    var priceElement = $('#domCheckPrices');
> >    $('#priceupdate').click(function() {
> >            $.blockUI(priceElement, { width: '300px' });
> >            $.post("#spRequest");
> >            //setTimeout('5000'); ?? or similar
> >            $.unblockUI(priceElement);
> >    });
> > });
>
> > // -->
> > </script>
>
> > I've tried with various implementations of setTimeout and a jQuery pause
> > function I found, but it seams I'm not getting where I want whatever I
> > try...
>
> > Basically all I need is a overlay that blocks user input when the submit
> > button is pressed, which also displays some useful information about
> > what's being done. E.g. the prices are being updated or the form is
> > submitted... The overlay would then disappear when the page is completely
> > reloaded.
>
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
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