Synchronous loading is proposed for jQuery 1.1. But I'm sure callbacks would
be able to do what you need...
Couldn't you just do:
createSeed(restOfScript);
function restOfScript() {
...
}
Then the rest of the script would run after the ajax request has returned.
Chris
On 06/12/06, kazaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you for quick answers. However, problem still exists. Latter
alert-function would still fail, because variables wouldn't be set yet at
that moment (I will need those variables later in another call to server).
Problem falls back to asyncronous loading. Isn't there an easy way to use
syncronous loading, without touching jquery.js -file itself?
var seed_id;
var seed;
[...]
createSeed(function() {
alert(seed_id+"|"+seed);
});
alert(seed_id+"|"+seed);
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