My guess is that you could still do it if you globally set async to
false. Wouldn't recommend it though.
David
James wrote:
Yes, David is right. My example would not work. Sorry about that.
For other jQuery AJAX functions, there's an option to set 'async' to
false if you do want to let your
Yes, David is right. My example would not work. Sorry about that.
For other jQuery AJAX functions, there's an option to set 'async' to
false if you do want to let your script halt until the AJAX response
is received. I don't think there's an option for getJSON for that, so
you'll have to do every
You need to include what you want to do within the callback:
$(function(){
var youtubeurl;
$.getJSON('data.inc.json', function(j){
youtubeurl = j.video_url;
so = new SWFObject(j.video_url, "TEST", "498", "278", "9.0.28","#00",
"true");
//etc...
});
that's not the problem unfortunately, cause my real script is
different.
The problem must be connected to the way $.getJSON parses the data
On 5 Mrz., 21:11, James wrote:
> The scope of your youtubeurl variable exists only within the callback
> function of your getJSON(). Set the variable ou
The scope of your youtubeurl variable exists only within the callback
function of your getJSON(). Set the variable outside first.
$(function(){
var youtubeurl;
$.getJSON('data.inc.json', function(j){
youtubeurl = j.video_url;
});
so = new SWFObject(youtubeurl, "TES
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