I'm trying to get some sort of blocking scenario going on here, because it
had race conditions...
if(block == false)
{
block = true;
var newid = "/artists/id/"+id;
$('<div
id="artist_'+id+'"></div>').appendTo("#data").load(newid, null,
function() {
$('#'+id).ScrollTo(800);
block = false;
prepare_links();
});
}
else {
alert("blocked");
}
tmcw wrote:
>
> Scratch that for the moment, something's awry here...
>
>
> tmcw wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, I've got it fixed now, for the most part. Ha, except I think it's
>> encountering race conditions and my CS major-in-progress might actually
>> come into use, but probably not. You can check it out here -
>> http://rockpolka.workingidea.com/
>>
>> Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
>>>
>>> tmcw schrieb:
>>>> Does jQuery automatically update the DOM after new content is loaded
>>>> via the
>>>> .load() function? It seems like it's working in some cases and failing
>>>> on
>>>> others right now. If not, is there a way to manually update it? I'm
>>>> binding
>>>> a function to links with a certain class on document.ready, but when
>>>> new
>>>> links are loaded in, they don't trigger the function.
>>>>
>>> You have to reapply the event bindings to elements that you add later to
>>> the DOM, like the ones loaded via load().
>>>
>>> See also http://www.learningjquery.com/2006/09/sacrificial-lambda
>>>
>>> --
>>> Jörn Zaefferer
>>>
>>> http://bassistance.de
>>>
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>>
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