Walden: Hey guys ive got a select that populates from mysql and i use a jquery function to style the select. the problem i have is i use an ajax call to some php to echo the select drop down but the function is already called, how can i make the function get caled again after the ajax request has completed
Oldham: Scriptonaut oh, i guess serialize can run against specific elements. thought you had to point it at the form element
Borner: Robertmaxrees: why would $”:input” not return a textarea
Leeker: It’s returning buttons just fine
Elsbree: Ok so this is my function $function{
Albriton: Where would i add .done
Galinis: Don’t post code in the channel.
Villines: Sorry im new to all this
Resureccion: You gotta paste multiliners
Masaya: Yeah – and you want to run multiselect after the ajax has finished?
Fiesel: Put everything there but the do***ent ready in the .done of the ajax call.
Tamburo: Ok now im really confused
Prospal: You have an ajax call, right?
Abdelhamid: And do i need to put that on the ajax page or on the original page
Tarallo: Where is that ajax code right now?
Ogaldez: Wherever it is, tack on .donefunnction { /* the code you pasted above */ };
Tesmer: Ok let me explain. i have a page that searches candidates they can add a preferred county then i have an ajax call that echos a select back onto the search candidates page only containing towns within the county specified
Mcgunnigle: So tack on that .done to the ajax call.
Pool: Make a bpaste or something if you’re still confused.
Schmit: This is returning elements with value == “”, why would that be? $that.find’:inputvalue!=””value!=”.”‘
Rafla: It returns the elements, then I tested their value individually
Claughton: Ok, changed it to that
Tilleman: Use a functil instead.
Kot: Do I even need the :input
Ankrom: Right im probably being a complete muppet here but really dont understand as this is a new thing for me https://jsfiddle.net/6nzoyL79/
Tafolla: Attribute selectors are gross, Scriptonaut
Kleban: Manners13 is that your current ajax call?
Nostro: Like, where’s the ajax call you’re currently running?
Iburg: Also, jsfiddle and javascript, actually don’t use php.
Kaune: Awesome, that worked, thanks robertmaxrees
Malool: Scriptonaut .filter is awesome, especially when you p*** it a function that returns true or false based on your own logic.
Comfort: Ya, will definitely be using this more in the future rather than fumbling with the attribute selectors
Mckearney: Https://jsfiddle.net/6nzoyL79/1/
Nicoletti: The original call is on there
Hinderaker: Oh, you’re not using jquery’s ajax.
Aalbers: This is all native JS.
Traner: See the bit where you’re doing xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function { ?
Wik: Can I have an ajax call that upon success makes another ajax call?
Gitzen: Manners13 put the multiselect call in that callback.
Mckendree: Is there any penalty for using multiple ajax calls in the same request?
Lowen: You mean chaining them like that?
Gemmen: Perfect thak you soooo much
Bonifacio: What does “$function { . }” do exactly?
Battiste: Can I just leave that out?
Staab: It’s a do***ent ready
Gangwish: Same thing as $do***ent.ready
Biddle: And it depends on where your code is in relation to your markup.
Must: Ah. I just read to the part that was explained.
Sjolander: I was reading http://www.dofactory.com/products/javascript-jquery-design-pattern-framework
Sally: Hmm. Galvan-pipeline-typescript