Reputation: 868
I need to make multiple getJSON
requests to write data to an HTML file. This example shows 3 requests yet I will add up to 6 requests (maybe more) in the same format.
My problem is that the results are returned in a random order rather in the order they are called. I suspect they are being returned in the order of the request's completion.
I must write the divs in the same order every time.
The values are returned from the getJSON
request plus two instances in each request's case come from a local set of vars (nwsltrID[0]
and nwsltrNames[0]
} which are unique to each request. So, the HTML I'm appending becomes variable because of those two vars (shown in code example).
CODE EXAMPLE:
$.getJSON(url0, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append("<div class= \"ellipsis\" ><div class=\"ltrFolder\" ><a title= \"Archive\" href = \"" + idString3 + nwsltrID[0] + "\"><i class=\"fa fa-folder-o\"></a></i></div><div id=\"" + data[0].id + "\"class= \"ellipsis listTitle\" >" + nwsltrNames[0] + "<br><a title= \"" + data[0].conversation + "\" class = \"addressClick\" id =\"" + url0 + "\"><span class =\"point\" ><i class=\"fa fa-newspaper-o\"></i></span>" + data[0].conversation + "</a><div class=\"ltgrey\" style=\"text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;\">" + ltrDay + "</div></div><div style=\"padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;\">" + data[0].textHead + "</div>");
});
$.getJSON(url1, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append("<div class= \"ellipsis\" ><div class=\"ltrFolder\" ><a title= \"Archive\" href = \"" + idString3 + nwsltrID[1] + "\"><i class=\"fa fa-folder-o\"></a></i></div><div id=\"" + data[0].id + "\"class= \"ellipsis listTitle\" >" + nwsltrNames[1] + "<br><a title= \"" + data[0].conversation + "\" class = \"addressClick\" id =\"" + url1 + "\"><span class =\"point\" ><i class=\"fa fa-newspaper-o\"></i></span>" + data[0].conversation + "</a><div class=\"ltgrey\" style=\"text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;\">" + ltrDay + "</div></div><div style=\"padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;\">" + data[0].textHead + "</div>");
});
$.getJSON(url2, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append("<div class= \"ellipsis\" ><div class=\"ltrFolder\" ><a title= \"Archive\" href = \"" + idString3 + nwsltrID[2] + "\"><i class=\"fa fa-folder-o\"></a></i></div><div id=\"" + data[0].id + "\"class= \"ellipsis listTitle\" >" + nwsltrNames[2] + "<br><a title= \"" + data[0].conversation + "\" class = \"addressClick\" id =\"" + url2 + "\"><span class =\"point\" ><i class=\"fa fa-newspaper-o\"></i></span>" + data[0].conversation + "</a><div class=\"ltgrey\" style=\"text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;\">" + ltrDay + "</div></div><div style=\"padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;\">" + data[0].textHead + "</div>");
});
I'm certain I'm doing some other newbie stuff in here that can be improved and optimized. So, I'm eager to hear all suggestions.
I hope I have provided enough info to get this fixed.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 235
Reputation: 212
To order AJAX queries you can use $.when function - http://api.jquery.com/jquery.when/:
Here's example for you:
$.when( $.getJSON(url0), $.getJSON(url1), $.getJSON(url2) ).done( function() {
$.each(arguments, function(index, result) {
var data = result[0];
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append(... + nwsltrID[index] + .... + nwsltrNames[index] + ... );
});
});
No matter how much queries you have - just add it as arguments for $.when function!
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 589
or you could start with seperate divs inside #listDiv
$('#listDiv').append('<div class="ellipsis ellipsis0"></div><div class="ellipsis ellipsis1"></div><div class="ellipsis ellipsis2"></div>');
$.getJSON(url0, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv .ellipsis0').append('<div class="ltrFolder"><a title="Archive" href="' + idString3 + nwsltrID[0] + '"><i class="fa fa-folder-o"></a></i></div><div id="' + data[0].id + '" class="ellipsis listTitle">' + nwsltrNames[0] + '<br><a title="' + data[0].conversation + '" class="addressClick" id ="' + url0 + '"><span class="point" ><i class="fa fa-newspaper-o"></i></span>' + data[0].conversation + '</a><div class="ltgrey" style="text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;">' + ltrDay + '</div></div><div style="padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;">' + data[0].textHead);
});
$.getJSON(url1, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv .ellipsis1').append('...' + data[0].textHead);
});
$.getJSON(url2, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv .ellipsis2').append('...' + data[0].textHead);
});
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1667
Could it be that this function does work asynchronously ? So it fire all three of them and the finished function's callback (whoever it will be) starts appending :o ?
You could let these functions work in sync-mode
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2596
You can chain your calls:
$.getJSON(url0, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append("<div class= \"ellipsis\" ><div class=\"ltrFolder\" ><a title= \"Archive\" href = \"" + idString3 + nwsltrID[0] + "\"><i class=\"fa fa-folder-o\"></a></i></div><div id=\"" + data[0].id + "\"class= \"ellipsis listTitle\" >" + nwsltrNames[0] + "<br><a title= \"" + data[0].conversation + "\" class = \"addressClick\" id =\"" + url0 + "\"><span class =\"point\" ><i class=\"fa fa-newspaper-o\"></i></span>" + data[0].conversation + "</a><div class=\"ltgrey\" style=\"text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;\">" + ltrDay + "</div></div><div style=\"padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;\">" + data[0].textHead + "</div>");
$.getJSON(url1, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append("<div class= \"ellipsis\" ><div class=\"ltrFolder\" ><a title= \"Archive\" href = \"" + idString3 + nwsltrID[1] + "\"><i class=\"fa fa-folder-o\"></a></i></div><div id=\"" + data[0].id + "\"class= \"ellipsis listTitle\" >" + nwsltrNames[1] + "<br><a title= \"" + data[0].conversation + "\" class = \"addressClick\" id =\"" + url1 + "\"><span class =\"point\" ><i class=\"fa fa-newspaper-o\"></i></span>" + data[0].conversation + "</a><div class=\"ltgrey\" style=\"text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;\">" + ltrDay + "</div></div><div style=\"padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;\">" + data[0].textHead + "</div>");
$.getJSON(url2, function (data) {
utcday = data[0].createdOn;
ltrDay = moment.utc(utcday).format("DD MMM YY");
$('#listDiv').append("<div class= \"ellipsis\" ><div class=\"ltrFolder\" ><a title= \"Archive\" href = \"" + idString3 + nwsltrID[2] + "\"><i class=\"fa fa-folder-o\"></a></i></div><div id=\"" + data[0].id + "\"class= \"ellipsis listTitle\" >" + nwsltrNames[2] + "<br><a title= \"" + data[0].conversation + "\" class = \"addressClick\" id =\"" + url2 + "\"><span class =\"point\" ><i class=\"fa fa-newspaper-o\"></i></span>" + data[0].conversation + "</a><div class=\"ltgrey\" style=\"text-transform:uppercase;padding-top:3px;\">" + ltrDay + "</div></div><div style=\"padding: 0 20px 20px 0; color:#666666;\">" + data[0].textHead + "</div>");
});
});
});
The A
of AJAX
is asynchronous: requests are done in parallel, the server answers in parallel, the browser receive responses in parallel. Each requests have their own speed.
Upvotes: 2