Reputation: 1907
This works:
$("#formbottom").slideUp(speed,'swing',function(){
openSubmitting();
});
This doesn't:
$("#formbottom").slideUp(speed,'swing',
openSubmitting()
);
When you have a callback, do you always have to have an anonymous function in there? Can't you just put the function you want to call?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 1817
Reputation: 298392
openSubmitting()
calls your function. You don't want the result of your function. You want your actual function, which is why you write function() {...}
instead of (function() {...})()
.
Since you want to pass a reference to your function, remove those parentheses:
$("#formbottom").slideUp(speed,'swing',
openSubmitting
);
Upvotes: 10
Reputation: 1376
Have you tried jQuery("#formbottom").slideUp(speed,'swing',openSubmitting);
?
Upvotes: 6