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I’m using the jQuery Autocomplete control to autocomplete from the server via an AJAX call.
I implemented the search event to show a “Loading…” animation while results are being fetched from the server.
I want to disable that animation and show a message if fetching the autocomplete results from the server failed (timeout or whatever)
Whats the best way to do that?
Have a looksie at the jQuery.ajaxError method, which allows you to setup a default error callback for all ajax calls; http://api.jquery.com/ajaxError/