Cool - thanks Mike. I guess I don't understand the purpose of the cacheing in
this case (my javascript knowledge is limited). When I've got my
proof-of-concept working correctly and pass it on to the engineers to
implement, I'll know better whether the div or the simple static message
works better - I'm just trying to build enough flexibility in to it.
Thanks again!
malsup wrote:
>
>
> rolfsf,
>
> You need to take the same approach with the 2nd message as you did
> with the first - cache it:
>
> var question = $('#question')[0];
> var wait = $('#wait')[0];
>
> Then in your "yes" handler do this:
>
> $('#myDiv').unblock().block(wait, {width: '275px'});
>
> But if you're just displaying a simple static message it's easier to
> set up the wait variable like this:
>
> var wait = '<h1> busy.gif Just a moment...</h1>';
>
> Mike
>
>> If the user confirms the action by clicking a button, I want to display a
>> second div with a "data loading" sort of message & loading gif while the
>> ajax operation takes place (div#wait). I can't quite get this part to
>> work
>> correctly... I know I've got the syntax wrong, but not sure how best to
>> do
>> this... I can see the #wait div appearing briefly in the wrong place, in
>> addition to the original #question div...
>
>
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