12 April 2016

JavaScript runs asynchronously, that means when you initialize $.each every bit of code that comes after that will not be executed when $.each has finished. Sometimes you need your code to be executed after each. I found out that the easiest way to do it is to use $.when and $.then.

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  1. (function($){$().ready(function() {
  2.  
  3.   $.when(
  4.     $.each(my_array, function(i, obj) {
  5.       console.log(obj);
  6.     })
  7.   ).then(function(){
  8.     alert('My after each event.');
  9.   });
  10.  
  11. });})(jQuery);
Programming Language: jQuery