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I’m doing a college paper, which is an e-commerce. And I have a question regarding the following question, I need to call a function only after loading some JSON files that I have in my project. I need to do this because I’m making a product carousel, and this carousel can only be built when I dynamically load all my products.
Below are the functions that need to be done before running the carousel:
Generic function, to avoid calling too many functions.
function loadProdutos() { findJogosPs4(); findJogosXbox(); findJogosNintendo(); }
This function below is similar to the other ones I’m calling in the products 'load':
function findJogosPs4() { let produtosPs4 = new Array(); $.getJSON('repository/produtosPs4.json', function (data) { data.jogosPs4.forEach(function (jogo) { newProduto = new Produto( jogo.id, jogo.nome, jogo.preco, jogo.caminhoCapa, jogo.qtdeParcelas, jogo.descontoAvista); produtosPs4.push(newProduto); }); montaJogos(produtosPs4, '#gamePs'); }); }
And this is the carousel I need to call after I get all the products:
function carrossel() { $('.jogos').slick({ dots: true, speed: 600, autoplaySpeed: 2500, autoplay: false, slidesToShow: 4, slidesToScroll: 4, responsive: [ { breakpoint: 1024, settings: { slidesToShow: 3, slidesToScroll: 3, dots: true } }, { breakpoint: 760, settings: { slidesToShow: 2, slidesToScroll: 1, dots: false } }, { breakpoint: 480, settings: { slidesToShow: 1, slidesToScroll: 1, dots: false } } ] }); }
Thanks man, I had seen this method . done() on some sites, but I didn’t know how to apply it the right way. The only problem is that if I call in all my functions, the library that I’m using for the Carrousel, triggers an error. However I only put in the last search function I do, and it worked perfectly. Thank you!
– GUSTAVO HENRIQUE LOPES SPACHUK