5/11/2012

JQUERY SHOWLOADING PLUGIN

I found on the internet when trying to search keyword ‘Show loading’ and see a nice plugin jQuery. This plugin is designed to show a loading graphic over a specific area of the screen (e.g. a specific <div>) while an ajax request is running.

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Example script:

   1:  jQuery(document).ready(
   2:         function() {
   3:   
   4:           //
   5:           // When a user clicks the 'loading-default' link,
   6:           // call showLoading on the activity pane
   7:           // with default options
   8:           //
   9:           jQuery('a.loading-default').click(
  10:   
  11:             function() {
  12:                 jQuery('#activity_pane').showLoading();
  13:             }
  14:   
  15:           );
  16:   
  17:           //
  18:           // When a user clicks the 'loading-ajax' link,
  19:           // call showLoading before performing the 'load'
  20:           //
  21:           jQuery('a.load-ajax').click(
  22:   
  23:             function() {
  24:                 jQuery('#activity_pane').showLoading();
  25:                 jQuery('#activity_pane').load( '/some/url',
  26:                      function() {
  27:                            // callback fires after ajax load completes
  28:                            jQuery('#activity_pane').hideLoading();
  29:                     }
  30:                 );
  31:             }
  32:   
  33:           );
  34:   
  35:           //
  36:           // When a user clicks the 'loading-bars' link,
  37:           // call showLoading with addClass specified
  38:           //
  39:           jQuery('a.loading-bars').click(
  40:   
  41:             function() {
  42:                 jQuery('#activity_pane').showLoading(
  43:                   {
  44:                     'addClass': 'loading-indicator-bars'
  45:                                                }
  46:                 );
  47:             }
  48:   
  49:           );
  50:   
  51:           //
  52:           // When a user clicks the 'loading-hide' link,
  53:           // call hideLoading on the activity pane
  54:           //
  55:           jQuery('a.loading-hide').click(
  56:   
  57:             function() {
  58:                 jQuery('#activity_pane').hideLoading();
  59:             }
  60:   
  61:           );
  62:   
  63:         }
  64:   
  65:     );

 

Css Style:

   1:  .loading-indicator {
   2:      height: 80px;
   3:      width: 80px;
   4:      background: url( '../images/loading.gif' );
   5:      background-repeat: no-repeat;
   6:      background-position: center center;
   7:  }
   8:   
   9:  .loading-indicator-overlay {
  10:      background-color: #FFFFFF;
  11:      opacity: 0.6;
  12:      filter: alpha(opacity = 60);
  13:  }

 

js Source:

jquery.showLoading

 

How to use:

   1:   
   2:  <script type="text/javascript">
   3:       $('#info1 a').click(function(){
   4:          if ($("#form1").valid())
   5:          {
   6:              $("#info1").showLoading();
   7:              $.post(url,{id: 'Johnson'}, function(d,s){
   8:                  if (d.status){
   9:                      //do something
  10:                  }else{
  11:                      show_message_dialog(d.data);
  12:                  }
  13:                  $("#info1").hideLoading();
  14:              }, 'json');
  15:          }
  16:          return false;
  17:      });
  18:      
  19:      //the same with #info2,  #info3
  20:  </script>
  21:   
  22:   
  23:  <div id="info1" style="position: relative">
  24:      <a href="#">Click me</a>
  25:      <!-- form data submit.. -->
  26:  </div>
  27:  <div id="info2" style="position: relative">
  28:      <a href="#">Click me</a>
  29:      <!-- form data submit.. -->
  30:  </div>
  31:  <div id="info3" style="position: relative"
  32:      &lt;a href="#">Click me</a>
  33:      <!-- form data submit.. -->
  34:  </div>

Can be add more style loading use:

   1:  jQuery('#activity_pane').showLoading(
   2:   {
   3:         'addClass': 'loading-indicator-bars'                                
   4:   }

css style

   1:  .loading-indicator-bars {
   2:          background-image: url('images/loading-bars.gif');
   3:          width: 150px;
   4:      }

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