Ok. here's the scenario:
function DataFeed(){
function PopulateData()
{
$('div#example').load('http://www.example.com', fxnCallBack);
};
function fxnCallBack()
{
PopulateData();
}
this.activator = function() {
PopulateData();
}
};
var example_obj = new DataFeed;
example_obj.activator();
In the above code, the ajax .load gets executed once, then callback executes. But the callback doesn't start the ajax function again?
Thanks in advance.
edit- why doesn't it display new line properly -.-
From stackoverflow
-
InternalError: too much recursion
JavaScript engines normally have a max limit in the number of recursions or the time recursive execution may take. Use setInterval instead:
function DataFeed() { var interval; function PopulateData() { $('div#example').load('http://www.example.com', function(data) { if(data == "clear_interval") interval = clearInterval(interval); // clear the interval }); } this.activator = function() { interval = setInterval(PopulateData, 1000); // run every second }; } var example_obj = new DataFeed(); example_obj.activator();
Luca Matteis : @Jace: I changed my answer to show you how you can implement the clearnInterval to stop the recursion.
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