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In Google Chrome, AJAX called within $(function(){....}); seems to keep the page loading. I have a site with a few pages with tabs. Because I'm using cheap godaddy hosting, I want the page to load as fast as possible. I thus want to load a page on 1 tab and then in the background use AJAX to load the other tabs. When I run AJAX from $(function(){ /*AJAX CODE HERE */ }); The cursor shows the page as loading for a long time ( http://jsfiddle.net/mazlix/7fDYE/9/ ) I have figured out a way (in chrome atleast) to somewhat fix that using setTimeout(); ( http://jsfiddle.net/mazlix/7fDYE/8/ ), but

I used "Ionic Loading Controller" to show a spinner until the data is retrieved then it calls "dismiss()" to dismissed it. it works fine, but sometimes when the app already have the data, the "dismiss()" is called before the "create()" and "present()" is done which will keep the spinner without dismissing... I tried to call the data inside "loadingController.present().then()", but that caused the data to be slower... is this a bug? how to solve the this issue? Example of my code: customer: any; constructor(public loadingController: LoadingController, private customerService: CustomerService)

index.wxml <!--index.wxml--> <view class="container"> <button type="primary" bindtap="btnToDo">click me....</button> </view> 　　index.js //index.js Page({ data: { }, btnToDo: function () { // 当点击按钮触发 // console.log(1111) // 交互操作组件 必须通过调用API方式使用 // wx.showActionSheet({ // // 显示出来的项目列表 // itemList: ['传智播客', '黑马程序员', '博学谷在线', '酷丁鱼'], // // 点击其中任一项的回调 // success: function (res) { // // res.cancel 指的是是否点击了取消 // if (!res.cancel) { // // tapIndex指的是点击的下标 // console.log(res.tapIndex) // } // } // }) // wx.showModal({ // title: '提示', // content: '这是一个模态弹窗', // success: function(res) { // if (res.confirm

I am in the process of creating a java application that will be running for long periods of time which requires updated functionality without shutting down. I've decided to provide this updated functionality by loading it in the form of .java files (pulled as a byte array from a database) which are compiled in memory and instantiated. If you have a better way I am all ears. The problem I have run in to is that memory footprint increases slightly with each cycle of loading these "scripts" when I do some testing in an artificial environment. Note: This is actually my first time doing something

1 import ConfirmComponent from '../../components/confirm/index' 2 import { mergeOptions } from '../pluginHelper' 3 4 function plugin (Vue) { 5 if (plugin.install) { 6 return 7 } 8 const Confirm = Vue.extend(ConfirmComponent) 9 let $vm = new Confirm({ 10 el: document.createElement('div') 11 }) 12 document.body.appendChild($vm.$el) 13 const confirm = { 14 show (options) { 15 if ($vm.showValue) { 16 return 17 } 18 if (typeof options === 'object') { 19 mergeOptions($vm, options) 20 } 21 if (options && (options.onShow || options.onHide)) { 22 this.watcher = $vm.$watch('showValue', (val) => { 23 val

1、封装的axios文件代码如下 import axios from 'axios' import { apiDataServer } from '../config' import { Loading } from 'element-ui' let loading function startLoading () { // 使用Element loading-start 方法 loading = Loading.service({ lock: true, text: '加载中……', background: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.7)' }) } function endLoading () { // 使用Element loading-close 方法 loading.close() } // 那么 showFullScreenLoading() tryHideFullScreenLoading() 要干的事儿就是将同一时刻的请求合并。 // 声明一个变量 needLoadingRequestCount，每次调用showFullScreenLoading方法 needLoadingRequestCount + 1。 // 调用tryHideFullScreenLoading()方法，needLoadingRequestCount - 1

I have a case where I need to update a jqgrid based on some search criteria which the user selects. I can get the data to update , but I would want the loading message to show while the new data is being fetched. Can someone please let me know how to get that working ? Current code follows var ob_gridContents = $.ajax( { url : '/DisplayObAnalysisResults.action?getCustomAnalysisResults', data : "portfolioCategory="+ $('#portfolioCategory').val() +"&subPortfolioCategory="+ $('#subPortfolioCategory').val() + "&subportfolio=" + $('#subportfolio').val(), async : false }).responseText; var ob_Grid =