AJAX Progress Indicator #15
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- Added a new searchClass option - The searchClass is set to 'searching' by default - The searchClass CSS class is added to the search element before the GET and removed when the response is processed.
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| Version 1.2 now has onSearchStart and onSearchComplete callbacks. this inside callback refers to input element so you can add/remove any classes there. Check improved script and updated documentation on GitHub. |
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I thought that I should contribute a quick change which I made which allows an AJAX progress indicator ("throbber") to be displaying in the autocomplete field for AJAX queries. This seems to make a significant difference to our users and makes them a great deal happier with the manner in which the control functions. It basically just adds a CSS class to the element before the GET, and removes it when the response is processed.