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JQuery Ajax Anonymus Callback Function gets overwritten when called while ajax in progress


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I have a timing or scope problem on this function call.. or no idea what.



 AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)
AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) This code gets called 2 times)


From this Function



function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail) 

var timestamp = new Date().getTime();

var me = this;
me.backHandler = function (data) data.debug)
if (data.debug)
var debug = data.debug;
else if (data.responseJSON && data.responseJSON.debug)
var debug = data.responseJSON.debug;
if (window.console)
for (var key in debug)
if (debug.hasOwnProperty(key))
// console.log(debug[key]);





if (me.mode = 'callback')
callback(data); //<--- this is the bug location
else
callbackFail(data);

;

this.ok = function (data)
me.mode = 'callback';
me.backHandler(data)


this.notOk = function (data)
me.mode = 'callbackFail';
me.backHandler(data)


$.ajax(

contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
url: className + '?ts=' + timestamp + '&sid=' + sid,
type: 'post',
data: JSON.stringify(postData),
dataType: 'json',
cache: false,
success: me.ok,
error: me.notOk

);



The first callback Function never gets executed, while the second one does get executed but 2 times.



The bug happens on the if (me.mode = 'callback') part of the code.
I already tried other options to make the callback function stuck right.



The first attempt was to store the callback function in the Function scope itself.
with assigning it to this.callback and then trying to access it via me.scope
which did not work. then I tried to access the variables directly.. and it is not helping either...



 this.callback = callback;
this.callbackFail = callbackFail;

var me = this;
me.backHandler = function (data) ;


I'm on my wit's end.










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    I have a timing or scope problem on this function call.. or no idea what.



     AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)
    AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) This code gets called 2 times)


    From this Function



    function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail) 

    var timestamp = new Date().getTime();

    var me = this;
    me.backHandler = function (data) data.debug)
    if (data.debug)
    var debug = data.debug;
    else if (data.responseJSON && data.responseJSON.debug)
    var debug = data.responseJSON.debug;
    if (window.console)
    for (var key in debug)
    if (debug.hasOwnProperty(key))
    // console.log(debug[key]);





    if (me.mode = 'callback')
    callback(data); //<--- this is the bug location
    else
    callbackFail(data);

    ;

    this.ok = function (data)
    me.mode = 'callback';
    me.backHandler(data)


    this.notOk = function (data)
    me.mode = 'callbackFail';
    me.backHandler(data)


    $.ajax(

    contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
    url: className + '?ts=' + timestamp + '&sid=' + sid,
    type: 'post',
    data: JSON.stringify(postData),
    dataType: 'json',
    cache: false,
    success: me.ok,
    error: me.notOk

    );



    The first callback Function never gets executed, while the second one does get executed but 2 times.



    The bug happens on the if (me.mode = 'callback') part of the code.
    I already tried other options to make the callback function stuck right.



    The first attempt was to store the callback function in the Function scope itself.
    with assigning it to this.callback and then trying to access it via me.scope
    which did not work. then I tried to access the variables directly.. and it is not helping either...



     this.callback = callback;
    this.callbackFail = callbackFail;

    var me = this;
    me.backHandler = function (data) ;


    I'm on my wit's end.










    share|improve this question




























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      -1








      I have a timing or scope problem on this function call.. or no idea what.



       AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)
      AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) This code gets called 2 times)


      From this Function



      function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail) 

      var timestamp = new Date().getTime();

      var me = this;
      me.backHandler = function (data) data.debug)
      if (data.debug)
      var debug = data.debug;
      else if (data.responseJSON && data.responseJSON.debug)
      var debug = data.responseJSON.debug;
      if (window.console)
      for (var key in debug)
      if (debug.hasOwnProperty(key))
      // console.log(debug[key]);





      if (me.mode = 'callback')
      callback(data); //<--- this is the bug location
      else
      callbackFail(data);

      ;

      this.ok = function (data)
      me.mode = 'callback';
      me.backHandler(data)


      this.notOk = function (data)
      me.mode = 'callbackFail';
      me.backHandler(data)


      $.ajax(

      contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
      url: className + '?ts=' + timestamp + '&sid=' + sid,
      type: 'post',
      data: JSON.stringify(postData),
      dataType: 'json',
      cache: false,
      success: me.ok,
      error: me.notOk

      );



      The first callback Function never gets executed, while the second one does get executed but 2 times.



      The bug happens on the if (me.mode = 'callback') part of the code.
      I already tried other options to make the callback function stuck right.



      The first attempt was to store the callback function in the Function scope itself.
      with assigning it to this.callback and then trying to access it via me.scope
      which did not work. then I tried to access the variables directly.. and it is not helping either...



       this.callback = callback;
      this.callbackFail = callbackFail;

      var me = this;
      me.backHandler = function (data) ;


      I'm on my wit's end.










      share|improve this question
















      I have a timing or scope problem on this function call.. or no idea what.



       AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)
      AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) This code gets called 2 times)


      From this Function



      function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail) 

      var timestamp = new Date().getTime();

      var me = this;
      me.backHandler = function (data) data.debug)
      if (data.debug)
      var debug = data.debug;
      else if (data.responseJSON && data.responseJSON.debug)
      var debug = data.responseJSON.debug;
      if (window.console)
      for (var key in debug)
      if (debug.hasOwnProperty(key))
      // console.log(debug[key]);





      if (me.mode = 'callback')
      callback(data); //<--- this is the bug location
      else
      callbackFail(data);

      ;

      this.ok = function (data)
      me.mode = 'callback';
      me.backHandler(data)


      this.notOk = function (data)
      me.mode = 'callbackFail';
      me.backHandler(data)


      $.ajax(

      contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
      url: className + '?ts=' + timestamp + '&sid=' + sid,
      type: 'post',
      data: JSON.stringify(postData),
      dataType: 'json',
      cache: false,
      success: me.ok,
      error: me.notOk

      );



      The first callback Function never gets executed, while the second one does get executed but 2 times.



      The bug happens on the if (me.mode = 'callback') part of the code.
      I already tried other options to make the callback function stuck right.



      The first attempt was to store the callback function in the Function scope itself.
      with assigning it to this.callback and then trying to access it via me.scope
      which did not work. then I tried to access the variables directly.. and it is not helping either...



       this.callback = callback;
      this.callbackFail = callbackFail;

      var me = this;
      me.backHandler = function (data) ;


      I'm on my wit's end.







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          First of, callBackFail is never defined in your code.



          function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail)



          You pass in three parameters: className, postData and callback.



          AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)



          Second, this line should be me.mode === 'callback', not me.mode = 'callback'



          if (me.mode === 'callback') 
          callback(data);
          else
          callbackFail(data);



          You've named your function AjaxHandlerByClass, I assume you want to use it as a class. You've declared it as function. Regular functions are executed when they are invoked(called) causing the second call to AjaxHandlerByClass() to render twice. To solve your problem you could either create a new instance of your AjaxHandlerByClass using the new keyword.



          const firstRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/people/", successCallback, failCallback);

          const secondRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/planets/", successCallback, failCallback);


          Or if you want to wait for the first request to finish before calling the second request you could implement Promise. More on Promise here.



          I created a js-fiddle here with some modifications(swapped api and renamed some varaibles just for testing purpose.). One of the ajax-request is successful and the other fails. The result is visible in the developer-console. Note this fiddle is not perfectly written, its just some dummy code for demo purpose.






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          • This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

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          First of, callBackFail is never defined in your code.



          function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail)



          You pass in three parameters: className, postData and callback.



          AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)



          Second, this line should be me.mode === 'callback', not me.mode = 'callback'



          if (me.mode === 'callback') 
          callback(data);
          else
          callbackFail(data);



          You've named your function AjaxHandlerByClass, I assume you want to use it as a class. You've declared it as function. Regular functions are executed when they are invoked(called) causing the second call to AjaxHandlerByClass() to render twice. To solve your problem you could either create a new instance of your AjaxHandlerByClass using the new keyword.



          const firstRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/people/", successCallback, failCallback);

          const secondRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/planets/", successCallback, failCallback);


          Or if you want to wait for the first request to finish before calling the second request you could implement Promise. More on Promise here.



          I created a js-fiddle here with some modifications(swapped api and renamed some varaibles just for testing purpose.). One of the ajax-request is successful and the other fails. The result is visible in the developer-console. Note this fiddle is not perfectly written, its just some dummy code for demo purpose.






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          • This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

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          First of, callBackFail is never defined in your code.



          function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail)



          You pass in three parameters: className, postData and callback.



          AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)



          Second, this line should be me.mode === 'callback', not me.mode = 'callback'



          if (me.mode === 'callback') 
          callback(data);
          else
          callbackFail(data);



          You've named your function AjaxHandlerByClass, I assume you want to use it as a class. You've declared it as function. Regular functions are executed when they are invoked(called) causing the second call to AjaxHandlerByClass() to render twice. To solve your problem you could either create a new instance of your AjaxHandlerByClass using the new keyword.



          const firstRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/people/", successCallback, failCallback);

          const secondRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/planets/", successCallback, failCallback);


          Or if you want to wait for the first request to finish before calling the second request you could implement Promise. More on Promise here.



          I created a js-fiddle here with some modifications(swapped api and renamed some varaibles just for testing purpose.). One of the ajax-request is successful and the other fails. The result is visible in the developer-console. Note this fiddle is not perfectly written, its just some dummy code for demo purpose.






          share|improve this answer

























          • This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

            – Sangoku
            Mar 27 at 16:31














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          First of, callBackFail is never defined in your code.



          function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail)



          You pass in three parameters: className, postData and callback.



          AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)



          Second, this line should be me.mode === 'callback', not me.mode = 'callback'



          if (me.mode === 'callback') 
          callback(data);
          else
          callbackFail(data);



          You've named your function AjaxHandlerByClass, I assume you want to use it as a class. You've declared it as function. Regular functions are executed when they are invoked(called) causing the second call to AjaxHandlerByClass() to render twice. To solve your problem you could either create a new instance of your AjaxHandlerByClass using the new keyword.



          const firstRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/people/", successCallback, failCallback);

          const secondRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/planets/", successCallback, failCallback);


          Or if you want to wait for the first request to finish before calling the second request you could implement Promise. More on Promise here.



          I created a js-fiddle here with some modifications(swapped api and renamed some varaibles just for testing purpose.). One of the ajax-request is successful and the other fails. The result is visible in the developer-console. Note this fiddle is not perfectly written, its just some dummy code for demo purpose.






          share|improve this answer













          First of, callBackFail is never defined in your code.



          function AjaxHandlerByClass(className, postData, callback, callbackFail)



          You pass in three parameters: className, postData and callback.



          AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: this.clientName, function (response) this code gets never called)



          Second, this line should be me.mode === 'callback', not me.mode = 'callback'



          if (me.mode === 'callback') 
          callback(data);
          else
          callbackFail(data);



          You've named your function AjaxHandlerByClass, I assume you want to use it as a class. You've declared it as function. Regular functions are executed when they are invoked(called) causing the second call to AjaxHandlerByClass() to render twice. To solve your problem you could either create a new instance of your AjaxHandlerByClass using the new keyword.



          const firstRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/people/", successCallback, failCallback);

          const secondRequst = new AjaxHandlerByClass('url', clientName: "https://swapi.co/api/planets/", successCallback, failCallback);


          Or if you want to wait for the first request to finish before calling the second request you could implement Promise. More on Promise here.



          I created a js-fiddle here with some modifications(swapped api and renamed some varaibles just for testing purpose.). One of the ajax-request is successful and the other fails. The result is visible in the developer-console. Note this fiddle is not perfectly written, its just some dummy code for demo purpose.







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          • This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

            – Sangoku
            Mar 27 at 16:31


















          • This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

            – Sangoku
            Mar 27 at 16:31

















          This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

          – Sangoku
          Mar 27 at 16:31






          This is only a snippet. the code is functional. i did not post the whole code.. the gist is that the AjaxHandlerByClass function cant keep the reference to the object. And callbackFail and the other one are anonym function pased when you make the function call

          – Sangoku
          Mar 27 at 16:31









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