You can use the boolean variable. e.g. isThreeSecElapsed
and set it true in OnSuccess & Failure.
You will also have to use the setInterval
from javascript which will keep on reading isThreeSecElapsed
until 3 seconds. If it is not set to true after 3 seconds. You can do your required code there.
You can wirte return
directly at start of your Success method so that operations inside it will not be executed.
Javascript post timeout
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03-04-2022 - |
Question
Problem description:
I'm making a post request inside of $.each loop:
$.each(companies, function() {
appAPI.request.post({
url: url,
postData: postdata,
onSuccess: onSuccess(),
onFailure: onFailure()
});
})
The syntax (I'm using crossrider.com API) is similar to jQuery, but still different - 'post' method doesn't have 'timeout' option. How can I check if it takes more than 3 seconds to receive a response, and if it is - abandon this request (don't call onSuccess() function)?
jQuery here can be used too, but I have to do appAPI.request.post instead of $.post for some reasons.
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