Indicator not showing on Chrome and Safari
See original GitHub issueThis is a (multiple allowed):
- bug
Hi, I’m using:
$$(document).on('ajaxStart', function () {
myApp.showIndicator();
});
$$(document).on('ajaxComplete', function () {
myApp.showIndicator();
});
or using myApp.showIndicator();
in other functions, it is working as expected on Firefox, but not on Safari and Chrome, I saw a guy reported the same thing here before but no solution.
FIREFOX:
CHROME & SAFARI:
I don’t imagine what can be done wrong to cause this issue, because as you see it works just fine on Firefox, and i’m using a standard function on a simple page, “can’t share a link in public, if there is a way to share in private I can do that”.
Thanks.
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- Created 7 years ago
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I guess, this is rather a browser problem than a F7 issue?
Also, as Zander said, the whole point of ajax is asynchronousness (guess what the ‘a’ in ajax stands for 😃 )
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