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Could be what im dealing with, however i don't understand how what you did would accomplish anything. As i understand the direct and indirect are isolated from each other, how would this work?

What I'm saying is that your sink will be overflowing before any water comes out of your air gap fixture.

Water is coming over the rim of your sink and onto the floor. I'm not sure if any water will come through the air gap thingy but let's observe that it would certainly be insignificant.

In fact the sink would probably never fill up with your configuration because it would be draining into the dishwasher and onto the floor.

The reason that you cannot find the words to explain how your configuration works is because it doesn't work. Please stop advising it. In order for an air gap to be effective it has to be above the water level of a completely full sink. Picture in your mind what your air gap would look like when...

Act Actually siphoning can occur immediately. All that is required is that the water level be above the dishwasher T when the dishwasher stops discharging. So maybe I'll join you in that scrumptious meal.

Crow might not actually be bad. I believe that if you are running your dishwasher and the drain is plugged you can load up the system to the rim of the sink. At this point when the dishwasher stops discharging that slight height difference between the top of the countertop and bottom of same...