I ran into this same issue today where $.unblockUI() seemed to be ignored by
Internet Explorer 6 and 7.
After searching all day for a possible cause, I found an unclosed label tag
in my HTML form. Adding the end label tag solved the problem.
Hope this helps.
- Steve
Beren wrote:
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Hi Mike,
sorry but that isn't working either. Rather than a problem in
attaching an event to an element either before of after it's been
added to the DOM it looks like I'm having dificulties accessing some
of jQuery's functions, since I'm always able to trigger an event to
show me an alert(), but
abel,
Your event handler needs to be added *after* the elements have been
added to the DOM and since blockUI manipulates the DOM, you need to
add your click handler after you block. So try something along these
lines:
$.blockUI(message);
cancel.click($.unblockUI);
Mike
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