Ok.
I think the best way to explain this will be by an example. This is
pseudo code to a degree.
$.each(data, function(i,item){
myFunction()
});
Now.
'data' is from a json call. this works.
'myFunction' does all sorts of stuff. It adds an li, then populates it
with a bunch of stuff from ajax calls, and this works too.
however, because it does so much, if i just let it loop away, it gets
all confused.
so, i put in a variable (window.lockAdd) to lock 'myFunction' from
running again until its all completed.
howwwwever.... the 'each' loops away, and only runs 'myFunction' once,
because it runs so damn fast.
any ideas what i can do in the 'each' to pick up that the
window.lockAdd variable isnt going to let myFunction run yet, so just
to hang around until its finished, and then fire off myFunction again?
