Thank you guys! I have made a slightly different logic, which seems to
be working fine:
function zipSearch2(){
var zip = $j('input#zip_entry').attr('value');
alert('second '+validation);
...
}
function zipSearch(){
var zip = $j('input#zip_e
Thank you guys! I have made a slightly different logic, which seems to
be working fine:
function zipSearch2(){
var zip = $j('input#zip_entry').attr('value');
alert('second '+validation);
...
}
function zipSearch(){
var zip = $j('input#zip_e
That will work but it has some rather unexpected consequences, the
biggest of which is that the entire browser will lock up (UI and all)
until the response comes back from the server (which could be a few
seconds). That's not a good thing to do to a user.
Karl Rudd
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 10:47
Setting your 'async' option to 'false' in your AJAX options should
solve this issue.
By default AJAX is asynchronous so your script will not wait for your
AJAX response before it continues. Setting 'async' to false will have
the script wait.
On Mar 12, 1:34 pm, Karl Rudd wrote:
> I suggest look
I suggest looking at one of the Ajax helper plugins, such as:
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/AjaxManager
If you want to DIY you'll need to either build some sort of "queue" or
nest the validation
You could also try the validation plugin (
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/validate ) which
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