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$.ajaxq
follows the $.ajax options and return value, with an extra first parameter (the queue name).
$.ajaxq(name, opts);
$.getq
follows the $.get options and return value, with an extra first parameter (the queue name).
$.getq(name, opts);
$.postq
follows the $.post options and return value, with an extra first parameter (the queue name).
$.postq(name, opts);
$.ajaxq.isRunning
returns a boolean representing if any requests are currently running. qname
is an optional parameter.
$.ajaxq.isRunning(qname);
$.ajaxq.getActiveRequest
returns the currently processing jqXHR for the given queue. qname
is required.
$.ajaxq.getActiveRequest(qname);
$.ajaxq.clear
removes any unprocessed requests from the queue. qname
is an optional parameter.
$.ajaxq.clear(qname);
$.ajaxq.abort
aborts the current request, and removes any unprocessed reqeusts from the queue. qname
is required.
$.ajaxq.abort(qname);
FAQs
A jQuery plugin to perform sequential ajax requests.
We found that ajaxq demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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