I'm trying to queue to start once a getJSON request has finished but
it's not working, I'm getting '...queue is not a function'.
I've tried
$.getJSON("http://";, function (data){
$.each(data, function(i,item){
...
});
}).queue(function(){
$("#div").fadeIn();
});
and
$.getJ
Thanks, it works. Is there a reason why the object notation I used
doesn't work?
The contents of a fadeOut callback are supposed to be executed after
the fadeOut has completed but there are problems when fading out
multiple selectors (the alert is used to demonstrate).
$("#foo, #bar").fadeOut( function(){ alert('test'); $("#baz").fadeIn
(); })
>>> #baz is faded in before the
On Sep 24, 12:47 pm, cerberos wrote:
> The contents of a fadeOut callback are supposed to be executed after
> the fadeOut has completed but there are problems when fading out
> multiple selectors (the alert is used to demonstrate).
>
> $("#foo, #bar").fadeOut( function(
I have a form in a modal dialog which I submit with $.post().
Validation is set so that the name field has a min length of 2.
* enter 'a' in name and submit
* validation works, form not submitted, error displayed
* submit again (still with 'a' for name)
* validation fails, form gets submitted and
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