Perhaps if you return some JSON and have your callback evaluate part of it first, ie. testing if it returned an error from your processing script.
If data.error is no, do this, if data.error is yes, do that... would that work? On Jun 22, 8:06 am, Vaska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi folks: > > Does anybody have a nice trick for firing a callback function AFTER > $.post has completed it's actions? > > I have a callback, but it either arrives at the same time or just > before the function returns the information to the actual html so it > keeps missing it. I've confirmed this is the problem as my callback is > enabling other parts of the page as it should > > Yes, I know I could use the more formal ajax functions...just trying > to save the time editing alot of code if it's possible. > > Thanks
