Okay - thanks. I am still getting my head around how jQuery adds to
the DOM, and where and when I can inject messages to make the user-
interface slightly more pleasant. I appreciate you taking the time to
help me out.
Regards,
- Rob
On Mar 6, 11:47 am, Mike Alsup wrote:
> > $.ajax({
> > ty
> $.ajax({
> type: "GET",
> url: "/path/to/jsonfile.js",
> datatype: "json",
> success:
> // lots of code to parse and display
> $.each(json.object, function(key,array){
> // lots of code to parse and display
> incr++;
> if( incr
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the help, and for writing a great plugin (blockUI).
Unfortunately this didn't work.
I am using a modulus operator so the content does not update on every
row, but even so, I just get the browser loading icon while the AJAX
content is added. I get one change to the message wi
> What I really want is for the user to see how many rows have been
> added out of the total number of rows in the BlockUI message. This
> would look like:
>
> Application has loaded 1 of 400 rows
> Application has loaded 2 of 400 rows
> ...
> Application has loaded n of 400 rows
>
> It might
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