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Is it possible using scriptaculous/prototype to watch out for any happening Ajax activity, and do something like show/hide a spinner gif to indicate to the user that there is activity taking place in the backgound? Regards, Michael ------------------------------------------ Michael Roper - Web Developer WORLDWIDE ONLINE PRINTING AUST/NZ [T 08 9350 2300] [F 08 9451 6048] [E

...ction(request){ showProgress()}, parameters: params, asynchronous:true, decay:2, frequency:20.0 }); But registering the onComplete using Ajax.Responders DOES work : Ajax.Responders.register({ onCreate: function() { if($(''buddies-loading-notice'') && Ajax.activeRequestCount>0) showProgress(); }, onComplete: function() { if($(''buddies-loading-notice'') && Ajax.activeRequestCount==0) fooBar(); } }); I tried passing the callback in various forms (return function()..., this.fooBar().bind(this) etc...) I worked aro...

...arams, > asynchronous:true, > decay:2, > frequency:20.0 > }); > > But registering the onComplete using Ajax.Responders DOES work : > > Ajax.Responders.register({ > onCreate: function() { > if($(''buddies-loading-notice'') && Ajax.activeRequestCount>0) > showProgress(); > }, > onComplete: function() { > if($(''buddies-loading-notice'') && Ajax.activeRequestCount==0) > fooBar(); > } > }); > > I tried passing the callback in various forms (return function()..., &gt...

Don''t think this got through last time. Would someone mind giving me some feedback on rendering threaded comments: http://pastie.caboo.se/9255

Hi all. I have got situation that I made element draggable - and when element is dragged I want to start some action (e.g. shown AJAX indicator, and change one of CSS class in dragging element). What is the best way to achieve this? I search source code of the Draggable and I saw that there is 2 method: Draggable.initDrag and Draggable.endDrag so it looks like in initDrag method i should

...ction(request){ showProgress()}, parameters: params, asynchronous:true, decay:2, frequency:20.0 }); But registering the onComplete using Ajax.Responders DOES work : Ajax.Responders.register({ onCreate: function() { if($(''buddies-loading-notice'') && Ajax.activeRequestCount>0) showProgress(); }, onComplete: function() { if($(''buddies-loading-notice'') && Ajax.activeRequestCount==0) fooBar(); } }); I tried passing the callback in various forms (return function()..., this.fooBar().bind(this) etc...) I worked aro...

This is slightly OT for which I apologise in advance, but I was wondering if anyone here has had any problems when making multiple ajax calls at the same time. I''m working on a large Intranet application which makes heavy use of ajax calls and the bugs are flying in from the testers that if they repeatedly click on a link that makes an ajax call then Internet Explorer can fall

Hi, i''m trying to use a visual indicator for my Ajax requests. It''s based on the shopping cart demo at script.aculo.us and works great in Firefox, Konqueror and Opera, but fails in IE6. For some reason (timing problems?) onComplete is executed before onLoading, so the indicator is shown but not hidden when the request has finished. Oddly enough it works fine in the shopping

Hello, Google and the search function didn''t help me this time. Is it possible to change the mouse cursor while waiting for a response of a remote function call? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hello, I''m looking for some help - I''m having problems in getting the loading message to disappear - sometimes it disappears, sometimes it doesn''t. This is the javascript I have: ajaxContent: function(iTabPos) { if (isNaN(iTabPos)) return false; var iTabIndex = this._posToIndex(iTabPos);