I have  5 instructions in 5 different lines, inside of a for
statement:

                for(var i = 0; i < this.subTabArr.length ; i++){
                        $.get("subtab.html #subDiv",  function(html){
                                $("#left").append(html);
                        });

                /** PROBLEM CODE START**/
                        $("#subDiv").css({top: lastTop});
                        $("#subDiv").attr("id", "" + this.subTabArr[i].attName);
                        $("#subImg").attr("id", "img" + 
this.subTabArr[i].attName);
                        $("#subText").text("" + this.subTabArr[i].name);
                        $("#subText").attr("id", "txt" + 
this.subTabArr[i].attName);
                /** PROBLEM CODE END **/

                }


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                <div id="subDiv" class="subselected">
                        <img id="subImg"></img>
                        <label id="subText"></label>
                </div>

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When I execute the function that contains them it doesn't work (It
doesn't change subDiv's position and basically stacks all the div's
together), but when I debug it and execute it step by step, it works
perfectly. Any ideas of how can I avoid this? It looks like the next
instruction is running before the previous one can end, but I have
absolutely no idea of how to stop this from happening.

Thanks in advance.

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