jQuery's Deferred
can be a bit tricky to get right. What you'll have to do is stack your promises in a chain. For example:
var
// create a deferred object
dfd = $.Deferred(),
// get the promise
promise = dfd.promise(),
// the loop variable
i
;
for(i = 0; i < 10; i += 1) {
// use `then` and use the new promise for next itteration
promise = promise.then(
// prepare the function to be called, but don't execute it!
// (see docs for .bind)
aux.bind(null, i, function(success) {
success ? doSomethingElse() : doSomething();
})
);
}
// resolve the deferred object
dfd.resolve();
for this to work, aux
must also return a promise, but $.ajax
already does this, so just pass it through and everything should work:
in aux
:
function aux(i, callback) {
console.log('executing for `aux` with', i);
// return the ajax-promise
return getReturnFromAjax(function(response) {
callback(Boolean(response));
});
}
in getReturnFromAjax
:
function getReturnFromAjax(callback) {
// return the ajax-promise
return $.ajax({
url: '%your-url%',
type: '%method%',
success: function (response) {
callback(response);
}
});
}