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Hello, I’m having a hard time executing a script after an ajax call.
What I’ve done so far?
Well, I will explain: I have a button with 2 actions, however, I need one action to occur before the other, the two are not together.
I already got the script, but there’s a mistake, every time there is this ajax request, the script executes the amount of requests that have been made, I mean, it’s like having an accountant.
Where I need help?
I need that with each request made, there is no such event ('counter'), that it perform only once, regardless of how many requests were made!
$(document).ajaxSuccess(function(event, xhr, settings) {
if (settings.url === "somefile.php") {
alert('hi');
}
});
That code
$(document).ajaxSuccess()runs only once or appears in repeating parts of the code?– Sergio
So this code only has one time, but each time that my url is run it does something, that is, if I click a button twice, in the first it will run the script once, now in the second time it will run the same script twice, and so on.
– Bruno Kaue
ajaxSuccessis to intercept ALL Ajax requests from the page. Is that really what you want? Show the code where you make the request, I think that’s where you should work.– bfavaretto
That’s right, let’s say like this, any request there is, I want to check the url, if it’s x url, then I’ll run something. The problem is that it starts running x times the script from the requests made successfully. I want to run only the last one.
– Bruno Kaue
Is Ajax being added repeated somewhere in your code? And so is the ajax itself that is called over and over and not wrong with the
.ajaxSuccess.– Sergio
See what happens, I put the script to accept 2 different url... https://snag.gy/oN1W7a
– Bruno Kaue
Hmm that image confirms what I’m thinking. There’s one more post each time. Without seeing your code it’s hard to help more.
– Sergio