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Matt,
> if the form number already exists in the database (ajax calling
> a CFC and returning a yes/no) the other validation runs before
> the server returns the code
If you're using Prototype you can use the onSuccess or onComplete
callbacks:
new Ajax.Request(
this.url,
{
onSuccess: function(response, result) {
// do something with the result, or call another fn
// depending on the result...
}
}
);
Depending on your scoping you may need to add a bind() call to the
function to bind it to the current 'this' scope. Have a look at the
"Using prototype" article [1] for more info on Ajax.Request.
Tim.
[1] http://short.badpen.com/?23NF77XQ
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