Wednesday, 15 July 2015

JQuery continue chain after getting the callback -


I am developing a jquery plugin that runs a series of functions, tasks will be autoplayed or run on human intervention.

Is it possible to do something like this?

For example:

  $ ('selector'). BG Change ({name: 'A', callback). Wait for the callback before changing the BGM Change () // BGM.   

I know that I can do just that.

  $ ('selector'). Bgchange ({name: 'you', function () {BGM Change}}};   

But we are talking about hundreds (probably thousands) of the tasks.

Is there any way to do this?

Right now the solution I have come up with is something like that.

  var events = [function () {$ ('# canvas'). Bgchange ({img: 'processing / bg / afternoon .png', fadeIn: true, autoplay: false, debug: "events1:"});}, function () {$ ('# canvas') Bgchange ({img: 'processing / bg / night time', 'FdeIn: true, autoplay: false, debug: "events2:"});}, function () {$ (' # canvas') BgChange ({img: 'processing / bg / afternoon noon'), feedin: true, bg change ({img: 'resources / bg / afternoon.png', fadeIn: true, autoplay: false, autoplay: wrong, debug: "event 3: "});}, function () debug $ $ ('# canvas'):" Event4: "});}, function () {$ ('# canvas'). Switches (Event2);}]; Each function plays using   

and

  $ ('# canvas').   

Is there any other great way to do this? Thanks a lot. It is not possible to issue chaining after the callback execution (

You '}, callback) .bgmChange ()

But you can use if you want a certain delay

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