Question

i have two lines of javascript here, when the toggle function executes i want to delay before the find function happens.

$activeToggle.toggle("fast"); // i want this to run and then after 1250 millisec
$activeToggle.find(".anime").each(function (i,e){ // this code runs

        alert(e.id);

    });

I want to delay the second line of code to execute, because for some reason the alert is happening before the toggle action takes place, so their must a be way to delay the second line. thanks

Answer 1

Make use of the callback function. This ensures the toggle has finished executing before running the loop function you have.

$activeToggle.toggle("fast", function(){
   $(this).find(".anime").each(function (i,e){ // this code runs

        alert(e.id);

    });
})

This way you don’t need to delay. Your code will be ran immediately after the toggle() function.