I have a page, that when the user clicks a button, I use 'blockUI' (http://malsup.com/jquery/block/) to show a modal message saying, 'Sending' with a spinner.
$('#btnSend').click(function () {
$.blockUI({ message: '<h4><img src="http://www.example.com/images/busy.gif" /> Sending email...</h4>' });
});
When I copy that URL into a browser, I see the spinning image. However, on the site, it shows an invalid image placeholder, as if the image file isn't there, or it's an invalid URL.
When I 'view source' and copy the URL on the page into a new browser, it works fine. Do I somehow have to pre-load the image?
UPDATE
Add <img src="http://www.accufinance.com/images/busy.gif" id="loader"/>
inside your body tag. Also add this in your css file.
#loader{
display: none;
}
You should change your blockUI code to
$.blockUI({ message: $('#loader') });
Make sure your tag is above your $.blockUI script.
PS: I hope you are not using absolute paths like http://www.accu....../busy.gif
and you are using something like /images/busy.gif
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I added this piece of code from the console on your website
$('body').append('<img src="http://www.accufinance.com/images/busy.gif"/>');
After that gif works perfectly. So the form is submitted before the image could be downloaded. Have the gif in the dom instead of dynamically downloading it.
Hope it helps.