I have a page that fires several xmlHttp requests (synchronous, plain-vanilla javascript, I'd love to be using jquery thanks for mentioning that).
I'm hiding/showing a div with a loading image based on starting/stopping the related javascript functions (at times I have a series of 3 xmlhttp request spawning functions nested).
div = document.getElementById("loadingdiv");
if(div) {
if(stillLoading) {
div.style.visibility='visible';
div.style.display='';
} else {
div.style.visibility='hidden';
div.style.display='none';
}
}
In Firefox this seems to work fine. The div displays and shows the gif for the required processing. In IE/Chrome however I get no such feedback. I am only able to prove that the div/image will even display by putting alert() methods in place with I call the above code, this stops the process and seems to give the browsers in question the window they need to render the dom change.
I want IE/Chrome to work like it works in Firefox. What gives?
如果xmlhttprequests不是异步的,则您会发现IE至少不会重写UI,直到它们完成为止(尽管未在Chome中进行测试),但我遇到了与非异步$ .ajax jquery请求相同的问题。
I realize you're not asking about jQuery but you might consider using jQuery to show/hide your div for easier cross browser compatibility.
Here's a helpful tutorial:
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