[hrvoje89]

Hello all,

I have this code:

				var partnum = $(this).attr('href');

				$.ajax({
				   type: "POST",
				   url: "kosarica.php",
 				   data: "do=makni&partnum="+partnum+""
				});
				
				$.ajax({
				   type: "POST",
				   url: "kosarica.php",
 				   data: "do=get_gotovina&partnum="+partnum+"",
				   success: function(msg){
				   alert( "Data Saved: " + msg );
				   }

				});	

the first $.ajax works fine, but the second doesn't get the partnum variable...when i comment out the first $.ajax.. the second one works normaly..
so i guess i should rename each $.ajax so they are not called the same... or what?

how can i fix it?

Ty!

[dimjaxor]

hrvoje89, on 28 Jun, 2009 - 10:12 AM, said:

Hello all,

I have this code:

				var partnum = $(this).attr('href');

				$.ajax({
				   type: "POST",
				   url: "kosarica.php",
 				   data: "do=makni&partnum="+partnum+""
				});
				
				$.ajax({
				   type: "POST",
				   url: "kosarica.php",
 				   data: "do=get_gotovina&partnum="+partnum+"",
				   success: function(msg){
									 alert( "Data Saved: " + msg );
								   }

				});	

the first $.ajax works fine, but the second doesn't get the partnum variable...when i comment out the first $.ajax.. the second one works normaly..
so i guess i should rename each $.ajax so they are not called the same... or what?

how can i fix it?

Ty!

I think you could try using the .ajaxStop method, ajaxStop executes a function whenever all AJAX requests have ended.

so maybe

			var partnum = $(this).attr('href');

				$.ajax({
				   type: "POST",
				   url: "kosarica.php",
 				   data: "do=makni&partnum="+partnum+""
				});
				
				$.ajaxStop(function(){
					$.ajax({
					   type: "POST",
					   url: "kosarica.php",
 					   data: "do=get_gotovina&partnum="+partnum+"",
					   success: function(msg){
							alert( "Data Saved: " + msg );
										   }
										 });
								 });

I haven't tried making multiple ajax calls, I kind of had it in the back of my head that it would be simple, until I started thinking about how to do it.
I'm guessing it would run that ajax call then the ajaxStop would wait for the call to stop and execute the next ajax call.

Let me know if that works out.

This post has been edited by dimjaxor: 01 July 2009 - 09:23 AM