Thanks for looking at this Jörn,
but then the ajaxQueue plugin becomes rather moot, doesn't it?
Also I was trying to make a plugin of the code above. I "just" needed
a way to ensure the initial call had come back before continuing.
And for a few minutes there I thought the queue plugin was going
sozzi schrieb:
I guess I must be using the plugin wrong. I am trying to make sure
that the second AJAX request does not start until the Session.ID
variable (from the first call) was set.
The second call never gets properly executed (below) because
Session.ID is still undefined
So I guess I'm
I guess I must be using the plugin wrong. I am trying to make sure
that the second AJAX request does not start until the Session.ID
variable (from the first call) was set.
The second call never gets properly executed (below) because
Session.ID is still undefined
So I guess I'm doing something
Interesting.
Seems to be just about the same code But the documentation is
really out of date (more like wrong..).
From what I can tell the plugin now extends the $.ajax call with the
additional setting of mode, i.e. mode: "queue" .
The documentations (in the js) seems to show a queued ajax
sozzi schrieb:
Hi there,
I'm trying to write a plugin for the SmugMug JSONP API. One quirk is
that they require a SessionID. So prior to asking for any data the
initial JSONP call for the SessionID has to be returned.
I think the AJAXQueue plugin (http://dev.jquery.com/~john/plugins/
ajaxqueue
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