Douglas,
That's because success function is an async callback -- it runs just
after the network call.
When you use a callback you don't have access to the this pointer, since
you are not inside your own object.
It works like this
aux = 0
network call (after this call returns, i will call your callback)
displayMessage
network call returned, displayMessage
So, all the work you want to do, must be done inside your callback
function - or, change the async to sync.
Cheers.
On 11/18/08 5:22 PM, Douglas Nogueira wrote:
> I have this:
>
> aux=0;
>
> jQuery.ajax({
> type: "get",
> url: url,
> data: params,
> dataType: "text",
> error: function(msg) {
> alert("problem");
> },
> success: function(response) {
> if(response)
> if(response==1){
> aux=response;
> displayMessage(aux); /_(1)_/
> }
> }
> });
>
> displayMessage(aux); _/(2)/_
>
>
> When i do the first displayMessage(aux) he shows 1, but when i do the
> second he shows 0.
> And i cant call any function inside of my sucess function...
> What can i do to set the aux=1 if the response=1??
>
> -----
> Doug
>
> >
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