#ajaxMonitor#

##jQuery 1.4.2 Plugin-in for monitoring ajax requests##

To use the plug-in you just add three things to your present page. Oh, and if you don't want the default settings, chcnge them.

1. Script tag for including plug-in.

<script type="text/javascript" src="../../../src/jquery.ajaxMonitor-1.0.0.js"></script>

2. A div tag in the body of your page.

<div id="ajax_monitor"></div>

3. Execute the plug-in when executing the jQuery ready function

<script type="text/javascript">
    $(function() {
        var monitor = $('#ajax_monitor').ajaxMonitor({
            monitorActive: true
            ,maximize: true});
    });
</script>

###Default settings### var defaultSettings = { monitorActive: false ,maximize: false };

maximize: [true/false]

True value allows the view to be maximized at initialization of plug-in

monitorActive: [true/false]

True value allows the monitor to be activated at initialization of plug-in

###Usage###

Default:

    var = $('selector').ajaxMonitor();

Over-riding default:

    var $ajaxMonitor = $('#ajax_monitor').ajaxMonitor({
        maximize: true,
        monitorActive: true
    });

###Unit tests so far...### Ajax Monitor Plug-In Test Suite

###Link to Work in progrss### AjaxMonitor

###Screen Shot###

##Outstanding Issues## The issues have been addressed by my file 'src/jquery-1.4.2.modified.js'

1. In order to monitor JSONP requests properly you will need to make modifications to the complete handler of $.ajax. Because jQuery 1.4.2 executes the complete callback twice during the request. See here for bug ticket #5383.

2. FF 3.6.8 returns an xhr.status === 0 when server replies with HTTP code if 301. The fix requires changeing httpSuccess function of $.ajax