This is self-explanatory:
while (...) {
var string='something that changes for each ajax request.';
$.ajax({'type': 'GET','dataType': 'json', 'url': 'get_data.php'}).done(processData);
}
function processData(data) {
// get string into here somehow.
}
As you can see, I need to get string
into processData
somehow. I can't make a global variable because string
is different for every ajax request. So, the question is, how do I bind string
to my ajax request so that I can access it from processData
?
I really don't want to have to append string
to the query and have the server return it, but if this is my only option, I have no choice.
Thanks in advance.
try in this way:
while (...) {
var str = 'something that changes for each ajax request.';
(function(_str) {
$.ajax({'type': 'GET','dataType': 'json', 'url': 'get_data.php'})
.done(function(data) {
processData(data, _str);
});
}(str));
}
function processData(data, str) {
console.log(data, str);
}
and no global variables were used :)
var string='something that changes for each ajax request.';
// Use a closure to make sure the string value is the right one.
(function() {
// Store the "string" context
var that = this;
$.ajax({
'type': 'GET',
'dataType': 'json',
'url': 'get_data.php'
}).done(
$.proxy( processData, that )
);
}(string));
function processData( data ) {
this.string === 'something that changes for each ajax request.' // true
}
$.proxy
is the jQuery version (cross-browser) of .bind()
.
You could add an argument as @Joel suggested (in his deleted answer), but the less arguments the better.
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