Methen, heil to a fellow php coder: )
you need to use the callbacks provided by gilles'script, especially these ones: http://jquery.webunity.nl/jQuery.uploader/docs/callbacks#fileUploadStarted fileUploadStarted callback will launch when the upload actually start, so theer, feed it with a function that displays your animation gif image. fileUploadProgress callback will send you a regular update about the progress. fileUploadCompleted callback will be triggered when the upload is finished: feed it with a function that takes care of removing the animation image (or whatever "please wait" message you display) clearer ? On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 2:47 AM, Methnen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks Gilles, > > I've almost got the whole thing working exactly like I wanted. Just > one thing left. I'm not entirely sure how I would indicate the > uploads are in progress and when they are done. Basically I just want > to show a little spinning doodad and some text to show that stuff is > "happening" and then when its all done be able to to hide the spinning > doodad. Am I making sense? I don't need anything so fancy as a > progress indicator though that might be cool. > > What would that look like as an addition to the upload image example > on your site? > > I apologize for the likely silly questions. I'm more of a PHP coder > than a Javascript one and portions of jQuery and Javascript are still > a little obtuse to me. > > Jamie
