Using jQuery .ajaxstart with views exposed filter To start with, my goal was to alter the ajax loading behavior in views exposed filter (Druapl 7 and Views 7.x-3.3) and this question pretty much sorted that one out: How do I change the ajax loading behaviour in Views?

Here comes the problem, the jQuery .ajaxStart and .ajaxSuccess doesn't seem to fire when i change the exposed filter in the view.
I get my custom.js file to load correctly and this simple code works just fine:

(function($) {
  Drupal.behaviors.seven_doublemthemes = {
    attach: function(context, settings) {

      alert('message');

    }
  };
})(jQuery);


but replacing my alert message with this does not:

$('#views-exposed-form-produkter-3-kol-page', context).ajaxStart(function(){
        $('#views-exposed-form-produkter-3-kol-page,div.view-id-produkter_3_kol', context).fadeTo(300, 0.5);
      });
      $('#views-exposed-form-produkter-3-kol-page', context).ajaxSuccess(function(){
         $('#views-exposed-form-produkter-3-kol-page', context).fadeTo(300, 1.0);
         $('div.view-id-produkter_3_kol', context).css('opacity', 0.5).fadeTo(300, 1.0);
      });


I have also tried to use $(document).ajaxStart without success.
The fading also works if i remove the ajaxStart and allow it to fade when page is loaded.

So, if i could get the ajaxStart and Success to fire, everything else should work like I wanted it.

(This is my first question here, so I hope I've managed to do it the right way)
I found another js file that was causing the error, decided to live without it and everything works after removing it.

So, if someone encounter errors like this, change the the default theme and see if that solves the problem, then you know if the issue is within your custom theme or somewhere else.