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-Postback Freezes Animated Gifs
-==============================
-:author: Aaron Ball
-:email: nullspoon@iohq.net
-
-
-== {doctitle}
-
-Hello again all,
-
-<rant>In all my experiences in my life as a geek, I have found few things more
-frustrating than developing something for any version of Internet Explorer
-(please hold your shouts of agreement for the end). Internet Explorer 5 never
-really existed (did the internet exist then even?), Internet Explorer 6 was a
-complete atrocity, Internet Explorer 7 I am pretty sure caused the suicide rate
-amongst us geeks to go up significantly, and Internet Explorer 8, while better
-than its predecessors, only caused a few geeks to become severely dependent on
-mind-altering drugs to help them cope with the frustrations of life (or maybe
-just web development for IE).</rant>
-
-You may now cheer...
-
-Now, down to business. On the topic of Internet Explorer doing things
-differently from the rest of the world simply for the sake of it (hey look,
-they're taking after Apple), I have recently experienced a very frustrating
-problem with animated gifs. Referring to my previous post about the file
-uploader, the client I was developing that for wanted an animation icon for the
-upload so their customers didn't think the page had frozen. Sounds like a
-simple task, no?
-
-*The problem can be described as this:* When a postback event occurs (ie:
-clicking a link or submit button), Internet Explorer freezes all animated gifs
-on the page.
-
-*To explain how I fixed this,* I essentially placed an animated 'rotating
-circle' on the page which was hidden until the onSubmit() function was called.
-Here's the code for the image while it was hidden.
-
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-<img src="./images/loading.gif" id="loader" style="visibility:hidden;" />
-----
-
-Annnd here's the code for the animation problem fix as well as the code that
-changes the image visibility.
-
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-function showLoader(){
-   //*** Reload the image for IE ***
-   document.getElementById('loader').src='./images/loader.gif';
-   //*** Let's make the image visible ***
-   document.getElementById('loader').style.visibility = 'visible';
-}
-----
-
-Category:HTML
-Category:Internet_Explorer
-Category:Microsoft
-
-
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