javascript - Keeping the information obtained in a $.ajax call's done(...) method -

I'm getting the right stuff in done , but with a broad scope for a variable Assignment does not work This worked for example $ Everyone (...) So I made a mistake, that he will work here too.

  var outee = null; $ Ajax ({url: "http: // ...", datatype: 'jesnpi', ...}). (Function) {// display displays well (stuff); // works well (but possibly a global outfree target) outre = accessories; display (outre);}); // Displaying NADA, NICK, ZILCH etc. due to outreach (outreach); How do I get the  done  method for  done  to be used in  done  method to use the range of anonymous functions?  
 Am I right to assume that the assignment refers to  inside   done  global  outee ? One way of solving my problem will not be to hide the  var  -ed  outsee  by global  outee  by declaration, right? But is this a bad programming style for me?   
 
 
 Yes, you are right that you are specifying your  for global variable. , there is nothing wrong in that, the problem is that you are trying to use that global variable before the completion of your AJAX call ( i.e. your  .one  Is executed ).  
 This is because of asynchronous behavior or AJAX, it is an  bad  method of working on it that your AJAX call synchronous to  async: false