...or simply do a synchronous request. On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 10:00 PM, ricardobeat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This question should be asked at http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en > I suppose. > > I assume you're doing something like: > > function(){ > //do something > if ( test() ) // do something else > } > > Just split it in two, and get the second part to be the ajax callback: > > function doSomething(){ > //blabla > $.ajax({ ... success: doSomethingElse } //make sure it's in scope > } > function doSomethingElse(){ > //blabla > } > > - ricardo > > On 22 out, 06:24, bucheron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> >> here is my problem: >> I would like to get a return value of test() given by the callback >> function. >> The problem I have is because the scope of the callback doesn't >> interact with the test function so I'm not able to interact between >> them. >> >> here is my function: >> >> Code: >> function test(){ >> $.ajax({ >> type: "POST", >> url:"/ajax/test/", >> data: { ...] >> dataType: "json", >> success: function(data){ >> return true; >> >> } >> }); >> } >> >> } >> >> How would be possible to get the return value of the callback function >> in test() function in order to make something like: >> >> Code: >> function test(){ >> return $.ajax({ >> type: "POST", >> url:"/ajax/test/", >> data: { ...} >> dataType: "json", >> success: function(data){ >> return true; >> >> } >> }); >> } >> >> } >> >> In advance thanks > > > >
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