deferred.notify()
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progressCallbacks notification.
Description
The deferred.notify()
Deferred method, calls any progressCallbacks on a Deferred
object, optionally passing arguments.
- Only the creator of a
Deferred
object should call this method. Other code can be stopped from changing Deferred object state or from reporting Deferred object status by returning a restricted Promise object through thedeferred.promise()
method. - When the
deferred.notify
method is called, any progressCallbacks added by thedeferred.then()
ordeferred.progress()
methods are called. - Callbacks are executed in the order they were added and each callback is passed the
args
from thedeferred.notify
method if any were specified. - Any calls to the
deferred.notify
after aDeferred
object is resolved or rejected, as well as any progressCallbacks added after this change of state, are ignored.
Syntax
Signature | Description |
---|---|
deferred.notify( [args] ) | Call any progressCallbacks on a Deferred object, optionally passing arguments. |
Parameters
Parameter | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
args | Arguments that are passed to the progressCallbacks. | Object |
Return
A Deferred
object.
deferred.notify( [args] )
ExampleTop
Call any progressCallbacks on a Deferred object, optionally passing arguments.
In the example below when we press the left button the first time we create a Deferred
object and use some deferred object methods on it. We then notify
the Deferred
object with no arguments and process any progressCallbacks before resolving it.
When we press the right button the first time we create a Deferred
object and use some deferred object methods on it. We then notify
the Deferred
object with some arguments and process any progressCallbacks before rejecting it.
$(function(){
$('#btn7').one('click', function(){
var ourDeferred = $.Deferred();
ourDeferred.done( eFunc );
ourDeferred.fail( eFunc );
ourDeferred.progress( fFunc );
ourDeferred.notify();
ourDeferred.resolve( 'Our deferred was resolved. <br><br>', '#div1' );
});
$('#btn8').one('click', function(){
var ourDeferred = $.Deferred();
ourDeferred.done( eFunc );
ourDeferred.fail( eFunc );
ourDeferred.progress( eFunc );
ourDeferred.notify( 'function was fired from our deferred. <br>', '#div1');
ourDeferred.reject( 'Our deferred was rejected. <br><br>', '#div1' );
});
function eFunc( value, div ){
$(div).append( 'In eFunc: ' + value);
}
function fFunc(){
$('#div1').append( 'In fFunc: with no args. <br>');
}
});
div1. Some initial text.