> if ($('#loading').visible()) { //if #loading not visible show it,
> prevent default, set timer to re-submit.
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it *might* actually work if you use this condition instead
if($('#loading').is(':visible')) {
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On Monday, August 4, 2014 12:12:43 PM UTC-4, G Z wrote:
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This probably seems like a django issue, but it's not.
When you submit a form, the current document becomes old news. Browser
posts the form data and waits for new page
On Monday, August 4, 2014 12:12:43 PM UTC-4, G Z wrote:
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> $('#queryForm').on("submit", function () {$('#loading').show();});
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> However it doesn't show the div tag when I click any of my buttons.
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According to jquery docs; http://api.jquery.com/submit/
$('#queryForm').submit
You are saying you have a div with id="loading" with the image in it that
is not being shown?
loading image here
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Hi I'm trying to write a loading script that displays a loading image while
the django backend queries i have written are exectuting. This is to say i
have some very complicated sql queries i call mannually with python by
watching for specific post from the webpage to execute different queries.
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