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Could you provide some more context to your question? I'm a little confused as to what you are asking about. In general callbacks are used in order to keep things synchronized. Especially things like AJAX and FX. Without callbacks we wouldn't easily be able to know when those items where done executing. -- Brandon Aaron On 5/21/07, james_027 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I am welcoming myself to Jquery, and I am glad that I give myself a chance to try jquery. The documentation and tutorials which many seems to ignore is one of the things that makes me to go for jquery for my javascript & ajax need. Upon finishing the How jQuery Works, I want to learn why callback should be executed after the parent. As a newbie to javascript/jQuery, I am expecting that the callback should be executed first before the parent. What is the reason or logic behind, and should this be the case everytime? Thanks James
