While performing ajax calls, I use to provide provide visual indicators for better user experience.
My preferred method is showing a modal at jQuery.ajaxStart which gets hidden at jQuery.ajaxStop
The code goes like this
1. Namespace the ajaxStart and ajaxStop like this
My preferred method is showing a modal at jQuery.ajaxStart which gets hidden at jQuery.ajaxStop
The code goes like this
$(document).on("ajaxStart", function () { $("#jQueryAjaxmodal").modal("show"); }).on("ajaxStop", function () { $("#jQueryAjaxmodal").modal("hide"); });But this causes problem when one uses something like jQuery.autocomplete as ajaxStart fires on every keyup. To override this for a particular page, do this
1. Namespace the ajaxStart and ajaxStop like this
$(document).on("ajaxStart.myblock", function () { $("#jQueryAjaxmodal").modal("show"); }).on("ajaxStop.myblock", function () { $("#jQueryAjaxmodal").modal("hide"); });2. Now on the DOM Ready of the page on which you wanna override this behaviour, unbind it
$(document).on("ready", function () { $(document).off(".myblock"); });Courtesy: jQuery should I use multiple ajaxStart/ajaxStop handling
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Can this be used to overwrite the behavior on single page elements (modal dialog, buttons etc) as well or can it only be done for a whole page?
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