Is there a way to tell if $.blockUI(); has been called but $.unblockUI() has not been called? Ideally this should be able to work for both blocking the full page and specific elements.
I'd expect it to work something like this
> $.blockUI();
> $.isBlockUI?():
>> true
> $.unblockUI();
> $.isBlockUI?();
>> false
var data = $('#element').data();
//will return Object like: { blockUI.isBlocked=1, blockUI.onUnblock=null}
if (data["blockUI.isBlocked"] == 1)
// is blocked
else
// is not blocked
Look what I found here
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#demo14').click(function() {
$.blockUI({
fadeIn: 1000,
timeout: 2000,
onBlock: function() {
alert('Page is now blocked; fadeIn complete');
}
});
});
Evidently there's one for Block and unBlock sorta like a onSuccess function. So on the onBlock function you'd simply just set a global boolean value.
Hope this helps!
Happy Coding! ;)
I use a more primitive hack :
var isUIBlocked = $('.ui-widget-overlay:visible').length > 0;
if(isUIBlocked){
// something is displayed with an active overlay, hence stop
}
This works for me even when using .dialog()
with modal:true
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