What I did was to build an object that would hold the results of each
ajax request. I added on a function that would check when all the
objects were populated, and then call the routine that would handle all
the data.
Something like this (note I'm NOT using the ajax_queue plugin):
var ajaxQueue = {
responses: [],
checkDone: function() {
//change the check value to match the number of expected responses
if (this.responses.length == 3) {
finishProcessing(this.responses);
}
}
}
//and then ajax calls something like this:
$.ajax({
url: "somepage.php",
success: function (data) {
ajaxQueue.responses.push(data);
ajaxQueue.checkDone();
}
});
And then the "finishProcessing()" method does whatever is needed...
This got me past some significant performance issues from synchronous
ajax calls (one ajax request initiated the next, etc.). But, I'm sure
this is only one approach....
HTH
Shawn
partner56290674 wrote:
Hi folks,
can anyone help me with some links to queuing up ajax requests
using jQuery please? I tried using the Ajax Queue plug-in (http://
plugins.jquery.com/project/ajaxqueue) but this wasn't much help
(errors).
is queuing now built into jQuery core?
cheers!
-me-
