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jquery overlay loading bar div

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HTML

<div id="overlay">
 
<img src="http://www.sanbaldo.com/wordpress/wp-content/bigrotation2.gif"
   
id="img-load" />
</div>

CSS

#overlay { 
  display
:none;
  position
:absolute;
  background
:#fff;
}
#img-load {
  position
:absolute;
}

Javascript

$t = $("#table"); // CHANGE it to the table's id you have

$
("#overlay").css({
  opacity
: 0.5,
  top    
: $t.offset().top,
  width  
: $t.outerWidth(),
  height  
: $t.outerHeight()
});

$
("#img-load").css({
  top  
: ($t.height() / 2),
  left
: ($t.width() / 2)
});

Then when you're loading things you just say:

$("#overlay").fadeIn();

And when you finished

$("#overlay").fadeOut();

Note: the loading image appears centered both
vertically and horizontally as requested. Only the table will have the
overlay not the whole page as requested.

Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3214404/jquery-overlay-loading-bar-div