How would I extend blockUI to have a function callback for when the
queue is empty? I want to use something like this in a project where
I have several queued ajax requests, but I only want to call blockUI
on the first request and unblockUI when the queue is empty.
Thanks,
Russ
Solved the problem using $.ajaxStop to call unblockUI. See
http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/ajaxStop
On Oct 20, 8:28 am, Subtle wrote:
> How would I extend blockUI to have a function callback for when the
> queue is empty? I want to use something like this in a project where
> I have sever
Using window.open I can achieve this, however, from what I understand
window.open is normally used for popups. What I want is the first
time the user opens their browser and points to my site, they should
see my site with no toolbars. Is it possible to do this jQuery?
When trying to remove an iframe from the dom (i.e. $('iframe').remove
()) while the iframe is still loading, the iframe is removed, however
the main browsers progress bar indicates that the iframe is still
loading. Is there a way to stop it from loading and remove it?
Thanks.
Anyone?
On Nov 4, 4:52 pm, Subtle wrote:
> When trying to remove aniframefrom the dom (i.e. $('iframe').remove
> ()) while theiframeis still loading, theiframeisremoved, however
> the main browsers progress bar indicates that theiframeis still
> loading. Is there a way t
Figured it out. I was removing the iframes container (div), and not
the iframe specifically. To fix the problem I had to target the
iframe specifically and remove it, and then it's container.
On Nov 18, 7:45 am, Subtle wrote:
> Anyone?
>
> On Nov 4, 4:52 pm, Subtle wrote:
>
&
Actually that still didn't work...
On Nov 18, 7:54 am, Subtle wrote:
> Figured it out. I was removing the iframes container (div), and not
> the iframe specifically. To fix the problem I had to target the
> iframe specifically and remove it, and then it's container.
>
t; and then remove it, then it appears to work and
the iframe stops loading.
Thanks
On Nov 18, 8:08 am, StephenJacob wrote:
> Hi Subtle, I'm a little confused to exactly what's going on. Do you
> have a link/example I can check out?
>
> On Nov 18, 10:01 am, Subtle wrote:
>
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I'm calling a server side procedure using $.ajax that returns a table
of data and for one of the columns it can include blank tds. I have
code to check for the blank tds.
theData.each(
function()
{
var theFirstColumn = $(this).find('td:eq(0)');
if(!theFirstColu
I'm not sure if I can explain this very well but... When running IE
6-8 on a slow connection, JQuery seems to bomb before the page is
ready. Errors like, JQuery is undefined, $ is undefined and so on
occur. However, when I switch over to a faster connection (i.e. on
the internal network) there ar
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