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In my asp site i'm trying to fetch user details from Active directory on page load. I like to show "loading.gif" image untill I get details. Could some help me as i'm new to jquery Simple form of AJAX is the .get() method which should be enough for your needs. First of all, add a placeholder in your HTML where the loading image will appear then when you have the contents loaded, those contents will be placed instead of the image. For example: <div id="ContentsPlaceholder"></div> The jQuery code would now be: $(function() { $("#ContentsPlaceholder").html("<img src='Loading.gif' />"); $.get(

I'm passing from json loading to server side processing about my Datatable's table. I have two environments, one for tests and the prodution. They have same features and database structure. When i test the new process in the test environment, the script loads data without any problem (5 rows). The same script doesn't load data in the production environment (1200 rows). What's wrong with that line? $sql.=" ORDER BY ". $columns[$requestData['order'][0]['column']]." ".$requestData['order'][0]['dir']." LIMIT ".$requestData['start']." ,".$requestData['length']." "; /var/log/httpd/error_log [Wed Oct

I have a loading animation which I initially hide in my application.js file: $('#loading_field').hide(); I have an autocomplete field, and I want the animation to appear when the user starts typing, and for it to disappear when the autocomplete suggestion results appear. Below is my jquery code for the jquery ui autocomplete plugin: $(".showable_field").autocomplete({ minLength: 1, source: '/followers.json', focus: function(event, ui) { $('.showable_field').val(ui.item.user.name); return false; }, select: function(event, ui) { var video_id = $('#video_id_field').val(); var user_id = ui.item

I've done extensive research on this subject, but no matter what I do, I find it extremely difficult to achieve this objective. I want to execute code when all elements have been fully rendered in AngularJS web application. I think I found solution suggesting to use routers and views, but I could not make that work on my case, as it seems it requires certain configuration. When you have ng-repeat and a lot of nested directives that will generate HTML/Content based on various conditions using ng-if , I noticed that HTML rendering continues even after document ready event is fired or view

I asked this sort of question before ( Application fails to dynamically _re_load JavaScript files ) but I couldn't quite resolve the problem (if it has any solution), so I will put this in another fashion, a simpler one: Can one unload a file from the browser's memory for posterior reloading? (Removing the tag is not enough apparently.) Or more relevant, if a reinsert the tag after removing it, is that code rerun (apparently not)? How can accomplish the latter? Thanks in advance. You could generate a random number and then attach it to the end of the filename like this: .../script.js?r=0