image not displayed in SeaMonkey browser

I'll appreciate additional information

Do you use the latest release? (6.x-1.5)

What is your script loading configuration?
Which browser do you use?; Is this bug applies to other browsers?
Do you have javascript enabled?; Does the button become invisible after clicked?
If you use text and image together does the text appear and the image not?

Hi

Scripts seems to be working perfectly fine, after clicking on the button it disappears, and then we have a text "Please wait", but the loading .gif image is not appearing on any other site than the module settings page.

Ok, so the problem might be that the image is not preloaded..
I cannot reproduce this bug, I will appreciate if you can help with some more info

1) Which browser do you use, did you try it with more then one browser
2) do you use the default image or did you uploaded one of your own
3) can you send me a link (you can also send it privately here)

Also, please upgrade to the latest release 6.x-1.5
Thanks

Hi
I'm using mozilla seamonkey, default image, I'm sure I have newest version, because I downloaded it just yesterday.

I've done some changes in the script and its location in the page
Can someone retest this and let me know if its still an issue..

Thanks

I've been testing 1.7 version and image appears at /admin/settings/hide-submitadmin settings page, it appears also when adding, previewing comments.

It's not working at the rest of admin pages (excluding hide submit settings), add node page, edit comment page.

Even without image it's still nice module, and it works (I mean button is hided and text "Please wait…" appearing), but I'd like to see feature which would hide button at login page, because for now there is no loading image, nor text "Please wait…" for this particular button.

Hide submit button should work also for /user/login page as well

This is really strange, the module uses the same script for all pages
I have no idea why image appears on some and don't for others..

Do you have any other javascript modules installed?
Maybe some javascript that is running on some pages?

I was testing this in pages with load of javascript, as well as with none at all (clean installation), and I'm getting the same results.

Thanks for your effort..
I'll try some more tests myself

I tried to reproduce with SeaMonkey browser
On more then 4 different systems, and I couldn't reproduce this error

Can you try it on a different system?

No I have only mac os x, but it's not system fault, that would be rather silly :-D I think this might be server problem then, maybe it's because I have openbase dir and safe mode in php…

Can you try my test site to see if you still can't see the image :-/

I have the same thing :/