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Found a little issue with the following js method.
If the data loads faster than the specified timeout it changes the class and leaves the spinner spinning.
I have changed this to 10ms locally and it seems to cure the issue
showBusy: function() {
this.busyTimeout = setTimeout($.proxy(function() {
$('.t-status .t-icon', this.element).addClass('t-loading');
}, this), 100);
},
If the data loads faster than the specified timeout it changes the class and leaves the spinner spinning.
I have changed this to 10ms locally and it seems to cure the issue
showBusy: function() {
this.busyTimeout = setTimeout($.proxy(function() {
$('.t-status .t-icon', this.element).addClass('t-loading');
}, this), 100);
},