Hey,
Have you thought about setting a key,value pair in your JSON being returned
corrasponding too the url=" + escape($
(this).attr("id")" that your passing in, then on the callback just use
$("#"+myJson[:id]) or something like that? just a thought.
GreatS wrote:
>
> Currently I go through a number of elements using the each function
> and for each element I do an ajax call, the result of each ajax call
> should then replace the content of the corresponding element. When I
> started working on it, it sounded ridiculously easy, however I am
> unable to identify which element corresponds to which ajax response
> function, due to the fact that the ajax call is asynchronous to the
> script. Here is the main part of the script:
> $(".shorten").each(function(){
> element = this;
> $.getJSON("http://safe.mn/api/?format=jsonp&url="; + escape($
> (this).attr("id")) + "&callback=?",
> function(data){
> // element will be the last element in the each loop
> }
> );
> });
> I have no clue at all anymore on how to solve it, so a pointer in the
> right direction would be more then appreciated. Essentially all I need
> is to pass a variable from outside the ajax call - at the point the
> ajax call is launched - into the response function.
> Thanks in advance,
>
>
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