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If I call an ajax function in jQuery and then a non ajax function how can I prevent the non-ajax function from firing until after the first ajax callback function has completed. Will declaring async: false in the ...
Started by Brian on
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Similar to the answer I posted, I would just use the callback parameter in the ....
Call your non-ajax function as part of that callback.
JQuery AJAX functions let you provide a callback that is only called after the request is finished.
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If I navigate away from a page in the middle of an $.ajax() request it fires the error callback. I've tested in Safari and FF with both GET and POST requests.
It has been suggested that one could abort all AJAX requests on page unload but the error handler...
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If it's a server error or not?
In the error callback or $.ajax you have three input arguments:
function (XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown) { this; // options for this ajax request }
You can check directly the xhr.status to get the....
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So i'm implementing a feature where after a user has visited my site, and not signed in and not registered for over two minutes, an alert pops up and asks them to take a survey.
I agree, annoying, but it's a business requirement.
I thought about doing...
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You can use the JavaScript windows.setTimeOut method which will fire exactly once after whatever.
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Whenever I run this file the code runs up to the point where the send function fires and then it only fires if I have an alert function directly behind it, if I take out the alert("sent"); out then it replies with ServerReadyyState is:1.
What could possibly...
Started by Daquan Hall on
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The correct design pattern is to assign a function for the AJAX call to run when the ready state changes.
You can't just check the ready state immediately after.
AJAX is asynchronus.
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I have an html button, see below. When it's clicked and AutoEventWireup="true", the Save_Click click handler is fired twice. When AutoEventWireup="False", it fires once.
Why is it firing twice? The button is not registered twice and no code which is adding...
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When I removed type="submit", it fires once.
Ok I found out that that an HTMLButton fires for the onserverclick event and for the type="submit".
Load event that makes it appear to be firing twice.
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Hello,
After I load a page through a WebBrowser, and I click a link that fires an AJAX script, I need to detect when the AJAX java script finishes loading HTML changes into a div. Since no DocumentCompleted event is fired when the AJAX script is run, ...
Started by Pascal on
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Just put your code for you could be to set HTML through your own function, which in turn can fire an onchange event.
This will contains code like "div.innerHTML = ...".
For the AJAX request comes in.
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I have a jQuery function that I'm having a minor problem with:
$(function() { $("a.CompletedCheckBox").click(function() { if($(this).hasClass("CheckedCompletedCheckBox")) { $(this).removeClass("CheckedCompletedCheckBox"); } else { $(this).addClass("CheckedCompletedCheckBox...
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Are you sure your call is returning? Have you considered using the .ajax() call instead and specifying a timeout and/or error handler so you can see what's in 1.2.6, where you remove....
Of simultaneous Ajax requests (to 2 or less typically).
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I need to know if there is any event that fires when an element get completed rendering. I have a div say with id A. Now I am creating and rendering that div with ajax and need to access elements inside div. How can I do it. Tried with $("#A").init()....
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This callback function will be run once the ajax-call completes:
$("#A").load(url, parameters, function () { // access elements inside div....
If you are updating your div with an ajax-call, a callback function can be added to the parameters.
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I am building a page that may receive LARGE amounts of html from an ajax call, which it than insert into the page. Sometimes, instead of the html i am expecting, i will get an http 401 error. Ideally i want to have the error handler fire first, so i can...
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Do not insert it ....
If you are using a GET Method instace POST in the ajax call your ajax callback function so that it checks the content of the returned string to make sure it is valid.
It will be triggered only if the server sends 200 .
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Im using aspnet 3.5, vs 2008, ajax 2.0, plain old javascript (not using any javascript framework).
In a asp:listview i have a button (delete) with a OnClientClick= "turnrowpink(this);"
I also have an ajax 2.0 confirmbuttonextender for this button ( are...
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Change your OnClientClick property to this:
OnClientClick="return TurnRowPink....
The way you're using it all it is doing is popping up a Confirm message box which is much more easily done manually .
If I were you I would not use the ConfirmButtonExtender .
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