makes complete sense now - thanks!
malsup wrote: > > > rolfsf, > > The purpose of the caching is because when you invoke unblock() or > unblockUI the blocking elements are removed from the DOM. That means > you can't find them again with a jQuery selector, so they need to be > cached or they won't be reusable. > > The difference between using an existing DOM element and using a > string like I suggested in my last post is mostly one of style, rather > than function. Both will work, but to me it just feels simpler to use > a string and let jQuery create the nodes when (and if) they are > needed. > > Mike > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/BlockUI---changing-messages-in-a-dialog-tf3960765s15494.html#a11241313 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
