There's no guarantee that the 'body' element will exist at the point
you inserted the script, it should be right after the tag, not
before.
Usually there's nothing visible in the page before ready() fires,
unless you're dealing with a very large document.
On Feb 2, 8:44 pm, cambazz wrote:
> w
well, what I want is document to be blocked before its ready.
and unblock when document is ready is finished
so before I made a
$('body').block();
and at the end of the document ready
$('body').unblock()
it works, but I wonder if there is something i missed?
best.
On Feb 2, 11:11 am
the 'onload' event actually fires after document ready - that's the
reason doc ready exists!
What you want is to block *on* doc ready, and unblock after your ajax
stuff is finished. As ajax is asynchronous, you'll have to keep track
of every call to know when everything is done.
$(document).read
> I would like to blockUI on body onload like:
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> and when document ready finishes unblock, but unfortunately i can not
> unblock it if I put blockUI on onload of body.
>
> My page makes few ajax calls and some processing on document ready,
> and i want to blockUI until page finishes loading
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