we need to do a lot of gimmick to have a prototype of ajax.Īlso if i could have references to sites which explains ajax in complete detail then i will update my idea of ajax.
in sync mode you can write code in a few lines and it is very easy to have various type of functions which could return bool, array, object etc. So, i hope that i have to stick with async mode. 'cause i have simplified most of my projects by using sync mode of ajax.īut in IE the progress (processing) animation is not visible so the user will not know what is happening till the browser gets the response.
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Download JSON Download GIF Download MP4 Create Custom GIF. If anybody know the reason behind then please post your replies. Use this button to add an animation to a collection Download. and IE displays the animated gif only for async request. Were as in async mode the request is threaded so other processes are not affected.īut FF displays the animated gif for both the modes of ajax. If it is sync mode then no other process will take place until the browser gets the response. Basically this is also correct because that is the way sync is meant to. Im looking for web design gifs such as a loading bar etc. Ask Question Asked 8 years, 7 months ago. that is AJAX.open('GET','path.php',false) in IE the gif file is not visibleīecause IE is not displaying it. Free animated gifs for web: loading and progress bars/spinners. This works fine with async and sync mode of ajax in FF but not in IE. When i get the response i will hide the animating gif to show that the process has completed. Before starting any ajax request i display a processing(rotating) gif icon to show that the request is in progress.
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