I'm so lucky to have my solution on an US server, while my audience is located in Scandinavia (on the other side of the pond).
This makes the respons time a bit slow, and not ideal when I'm using AutoComplete for my search box.
To give the user some feedback, I want to display a animated loading GIF.
The problem is that I don't know how to initiate it before callback. The aniamtion should start when AutoComplete searches the DB, and stop when DB search is finished.
My javascript looks something like this:
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
var options = autosuggestOptions();
var response = new bsn.AutoSuggest('mySearchBox', options);
});
fu开发者_如何转开发nction autosuggestOptions()
{
var options = {
script:"wp-content/themes/test/include/someFile.php?",
varname:"input", minchars: 2, delay: 200, json:true, maxresults:15, timeout: 5000,
callback: function (obj) { (.. do stuff here ..) }
};
return options;
}
My animated gif is inside <div class="loader"></div>
.
Suggestions anyone?
Immediately within autosuggestOptions()
, show the div. Then hide it within the callback.
function autosuggestOptions() {
// Show the loader
$(".loader").fadeIn();
var options = {
callback: function(obj) {
/* Safe to hide the loader */
$(".loader").fadeOut();
}
};
}
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