In a button.click(function(){});
I have the following code:
var userId = $("#user-permission-edit").val();
var peId = $("#user-permission-entity-list").val();
var newParentPEId = $("#new-parent-pe").val();
var newPeName = $("#pe-name-add").val();
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: 'AddNewPE',
data: { 'targetUserId': userId, 'targetPEId': peId, 'newPeParentId': newParentPEId, 'newPeName': newPeName},
success: function (data) {
var dataObj = jQuery.parseJSON(data);
console.log(dataObj);
if (dataObj.status == "success") {
alert("Permissions have been updated.");
}
//update user PEs combo
}
});
However, I am concerned of a possible race condition of the variables not getting the values in time for the ajax call.
would something like this be safer?
var userId = $("#user-permission-edit").val();
var peId = $("#user-permission-entity-list").val();
var newParentPEId = $("#new-parent-pe").val();
var newPeName = $("#pe-name-add").val();
$.when(function() {
userId = $("#user-permission-edit").val();
peId = $("#user-permission-entity-list").val();
newParentPEId = $("#new-parent-pe").val();
newPeName = $("#pe-name-add").val();
}).done(function() {
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: 'AddNewPE',
data: { 'targetUserId': userId, 'targetPEId': peId, 'newPeParentId': newParentPEId, 'newPeName': newPeName},
success: function (data) {
var dataObj = jQuery.parseJSON(data);
console.log(dataObj);
if (dataObj.status == "success") {
alert("Permissions have been updated.");
}
//update user PEs combo
}
});
});
Is this even necessary?
$('....').val()
方法是一个同步调用-在您收到该元素的值之前,您的脚本执行不会超过该行。
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