Ok great. I've found the magic combination here.
Javascript preloading the images works for FF, and IE6, but not IE7.
DOM message works for FF, but not IE7 or IE6
Doing it the normal way before, but loading the image in a
display:none; div, it works in all 3 browsers.
//blockui upload form
I'd try preloading the image, either via script or by making the
blocking message a hidden div. The "Dom Element as Message" example
on this page uses existing markup as the message:
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/block/#page
If that doesn't work then I'd return false from your submit handler
and
Anyone else with any ideas? Hoping the author of the plugin will chime
in. I see he is fairly active on here.
-Kyle
On Aug 20, 12:30 pm, xxkylexx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tried both, which both did not work :-/ . It has something to do with
> the submit function-- as when I use click(), it w
Tried both, which both did not work :-/ . It has something to do with
the submit function-- as when I use click(), it works fine.
-Kyle
On Aug 20, 12:19 pm, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm, very strange. If you inspect the element in firefox it shows the
> tag as not displayed. If you "p
Hmm, very strange. If you inspect the element in firefox it shows the
tag as not displayed. If you "preview" the image by mousing
over the src attribute in the image tag, then it shows up in Firebug.
After this, it is cached and then shows up when I upload. Very very
bizarre. I've used blockU
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