// Need these to be stuffed full of data!
listHash[options.Alias] = hashTable;
return listHash[options.Alias];
These two lines are executed within the callback function when the request
finished. Where does the return value go to? Since it's an asynchronous
request, the function that started
2011/9/14 Matthew Bramer remym...@gmail.com:
So I've been building out a module to interact with an API. This module is
useful because it allows me to set defaults for the API and the flexibility
to pass in custom instructions.
Just out of curiosity why don't you use jQuery.extend if you use
